What plants are suitable with Bug Hotel?

Paul Robertson wrote: ...

find a growing guide for your location and pick the plants that bloom earliest, later, and keep on selecting a mix of plants that will suit your light and space up until either it freezes or your cycle starts all over again.

around here, we have an active growing season from February to October with frosts up until mid-May and starting up again in mid-September.

we have full sun, plenty of space, poor soil in some locations.

hardy plants like mint, thyme, oregano have always done well for us almost any place planted. invasives if left to run, in spots i just turn them under and overplant what else i want in the garden.

many additional plants are prolific in flowering and attracting insects (some would also be considered invasives):

queen-annes-lace, dandelion, chickory, plantains, buckwheat, alfalfa, trefoil, clovers, dill, fennel, chives, crocus, hollyhocks, tulips, daffodils, lillies, clematis, honeysuckle, blueberries, strawberries, beans, daisies, coneflowers, yarrows, day lillies, alliums, butterfly weed, milkweed, butterfly bush, ...

other flowering trees may be good too, i don't do much with them here.

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