Throw & Grow

Native pollinator flowers support our local bees, butterflies, birds, and wildlife, creating resilient garden sanctuaries across Marlton while bringing vibrant natural color to every backyard space. Just use a corner or winterized container.

Black-Eyed Susan

Milkweed

Hairy Beardtongue

Cheerful, golden-yellow blooms provide vital late-season nectar for native bumblebees and butterflies in early autumn.

An essential host plant that feeds monarch butterfly caterpillars while offering rich nectar to native pollinators.

Tubular spring blossoms offer an early source of sweet nectar perfectly suited for long-tongued native bees.

False Sunflower

Asters

Sturdy, long-blooming native perennials that feed hungry songbirds with seed heads throughout autumn and winter.

Essential late-blooming purple flowers providing critical fuel for migrating butterflies before winter sets in.

NATIVE FLOWERS USE LESS WATER, AND NO FERTILIZER. pERRENIALS AND ANNUALS CREATE A BEAUTIFUL MIX FOR LOCAL BIRDS, BUTTERFLIES AND BEES. CHECK OUT THE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS TO START YOUR GARDEN TODAY.