Pollinator Garden
Location:
Cayey, Puerto Rico
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Date:
2024
Type:
Residential Landscape Design
This pollinator garden was designed to celebrate and restore native biodiversity in a community setting. Located in Cayey, the project integrates a diverse palette of nectar-rich native and adaptive plant species chosen to attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees throughout the year. Seasonal bloom sequences and layered textures create a dynamic landscape that stimulates the senses and supports ecological resilience. Beyond habitat creation, the garden functions as an outdoor classroom, encouraging visitors to learn about pollination, plant-pollinator relationships, and the importance of conservation. By weaving together education, beauty, and sustainability, this space demonstrates how thoughtful planting design can connect people and nature in meaningful ways.







