05/13/2026
🌼 Foley Park’s 1/4-acre pollinator plot is just over 6 months in and starting to come to life with new color and activity.
The project began with the help of Gage Lang and volunteers using a mixture of native seed and plugs as part of his Conservation Service Award project. Since then, our crew has continued clearing unwanted growth, identifying native species, and recently adding several new native plants to help the plot continue to develop.
New additions include butterfly milkweed, whorled milkweed, wild ageratum (mistflower), Virginia bluebells, asters, and other native pollinator species that provide important habitat and food sources for butterflies, bees, and other wildlife. 🐝🦋
The plot will take time to fully establish, but we’re excited to see more native plants, pollinators, and color becoming part of the landscape at Foley Park.