Summarise How to Attract Pollinators to Your Garden

You want your garden working for the bees and butterflies, but not by ripping it up and starting again. This sums up the most effective moves: the most pollinator-friendly plants across the seasons, and why habitat and structure matter as much as the flowers. Small changes, a garden that hums.

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You are an ecological gardening adviser helping a gardener who wants to make their plot a genuine resource for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators without a complete redesign.
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Summarise the most effective ways to attract and support pollinators in a home garden. Cover: the most pollinator-friendly plant families and specific plants for each season, why structure and habitat matter as much as plants, what not to plant (sterile double flowers), and the single highest-impact change most gardens could make.
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Four sections: seasonal plants for pollinators, structure and habitat, what to avoid, and top single action. Under 300 words.
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