No question, the insect world needs support, and the easiest way to do this is in your own garden. But do you know which plants provide for how many species or which ones best support overall biodiversity? Discover around 90 flowers, shrubs, and trees that are visited by pollen- and nectar-seeking pollinators or serve as food plants. Select the plants that will attract, promote, and allow you to observe the maximum number of species of wild bees, butterflies, hoverflies, and beautiful rose beetles. Eight simple ideas show how to create insect-friendly habitats, from flower meadows to sand beds.