Sowing pollinator plant seeds for bees and butterflies plays a crucial role in the survival and diversity of many plant species, which is essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems.

The presence of diverse native wildflower resources supports the abundance and diversity of beneficial predatory insects, such as ladybugs and lacewings, which help control pest populations.

These insects serve as natural pest management agents, reducing the need for chemical interventions. Therefore, planting flowers not only supports pollinators but also fosters a balanced and resilient ecosystem, promoting biodiversity and ecological sustainability.