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Pollinator Gardens: Enhancing Your Outdoor Space with Diverse Plant Life
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featured customer reviews
5 stars out of 5
Yes I would definitely purchase this product again
This pollinator bath is perfect. Very nicely made. I can't wait to see the little bees taking a drink or a bath. Maybe butterflies as well.
5 stars out of 5
Lovely handmade gift for gardeners
It's in our herb garden close to our butterfly plants s well for all the pollinators to enjoy! Also gave s a gift to my Mom for her garden!
5 stars out of 5
Beautiful addition to my garden!
Can't wait to see the pollinators in spring. What a beautiful way to attract them. If they cost less, I would buy many more!
5 stars out of 5
Grandmama's Garden
This "butterfly puddler" is one component of a special garden for children and adults alike to watch nature unfold right in your own backyard. It is an opportunity to learn about the various types of butterflies that reside in your very own backyard. Pairing this with other products at uncommon goods, like the "ladybug house" or a set of personalized stepping stones is a great foundation for a custom-made, backyard habitat.
5 stars out of 5
Pretty
Pretty and adds character to the flower bed. I haven't attracted any butterflies yet so will try to place in a different part of the yard.
5 stars out of 5
COOLEST potting plant decoration
Love this for the decor factor. Not sure it is bringing the butterflies, but I think the bees like it! (Thinking the yellow paint attracts them?) it is a real pretty addition to my plant here. (What plant?) IDK, I enjoy all the whimsical stuff so much and I think the lil peoples who run around my yard ate the flowers.