Smithsonian Pollinator Garden
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4.7 (279)A peaceful garden on the National Mall where winding paths weave through blooms planted to sustain bees and butterflies.
Description
Positioned beside the National Museum of Natural History, the site—formerly known as the Butterfly Habitat Garden—combines native and cultivated plants chosen specifically to provide food and shelter for pollinators. Beyond the beds, the grounds highlight the ecological roles these creatures play in sustaining broader food webs and natural ecosystems.
