PLANTChoir Blogs
Summer’s beauty doesn’t fade in August—nor does the work of our pollinators. This post explores three late-summer flowers—echinacea, lavender, and marigolds—that nourish bees and butterflies while adding healing, fragrance, and color to our gardens. Discover why these blooms matter, how they support ecosystems, and simple ways you can help pollinators thrive as the season winds down.
August is that magical moment between summer and fall, and three flowers shine brightest in this season — sunflowers, goldenrod, and asters. In this post, we explore their symbolism, ecological importance, and practical growing tips. Discover how sunflowers bring positivity and resilience, goldenrod supports pollinators and symbolizes encouragement, and asters light up autumn with hope and new beginnings. These August bloomers aren’t just beautiful; they are vital for ecosystems, pollinators, and our own sense of seasonal joy.