That’s a fantastic idea! Start by picking a mix of native flowers that bloom at different times—like poppy, lavender, and milkweed—so the bees and butterflies have a steady food source. Keep the soil loose and organic, add a shallow mulch so the ground stays moist but not waterlogged, and place a few low‑hanging branches for shelter. Add a small pond or a rain barrel with stones so amphibians can drink and insects can lay eggs. And don’t forget a quiet corner with a bench—those pollinators like a place to rest too. The key is variety, so every day something attracts and supports them.