East Hampton Public Library
105 Main St, East Hampton, CT 06424, USA
The Pollinator Garden at the East Hampton Public Library was developed with support from a grant provided by Wild Ones, a nonprofit organization that promotes native landscapes through education, advocacy, and collaborative action. The garden was built with help from local youth and through the generosity of community sponsors, including Ace Hardware, Paul’s & Sandy’s Too, the East Hampton/Marlborough Rotary Club, and Colchester Rental. The Library continues to host programs for children to teach them about the importance of native gardens and pollinators in supporting a healthy environment.
Bayberry, Black Chokeberry, Broad-Leafed Mountain Mint, Butterfly Weed, Eastern Redbud, Eastern Red Cedar, Narrowleaf Evening Primrose, Northern Bayberry, Chokeberry, Milkweed, Violets, New Jersey Tea, New York Ironweed, Partridge Pea, Little Bluestem, Showy Goldenrod, Phlox, Scarlet Bee Balm, Smooth Aster, Virginia Rose, Wild Bergamot