Manson House Pollinator Garden

Volunteer talking to group of visitors about the pollinators in the garden. Wide view.

The Manson House Pollinator Garden is an educational space where visitors learn about sustaining and enhancing the ecosystem. The plant selections are some of the best to attract pollinators in our area.

Another view of the formal garden at the Manson House.

Master Gardener Tony Teague does some weeding to keep the garden looking neat.

EMG Volunteers Teach Teachey and Sarah Frances Patterson examine an abundant allium.

Another view of shrubs and flowers in bloom.

Brick paths wind through the garden, which is bounded by two formal hedgerows.

Bee on Tropical Milkweed

Japanese Persimmon

Indian Blanket Flower (Gaillardia)

Coreopsis

Blue Mistflower

Zinnia

Pink Coneflower (Echinacea)

Bee Visiting Firecracker Plant

Sleepy Orange Butterfly on Indian Blanket Flower

Volunteer deadheading Mexican Sunflowers.

Master Gardener Volunteer Teach Teachey deadheads Mexican Sunflowers to encourage new flowers.

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