Literature citation from Biological Agriculture and Horticulture, 1998.

This fact sheet contains a list of cut flowers (with their attributes and culture) that are highly attractive to pollinators and other beneficial insects. These plants help conserve our pollinators anywhere they're planted, but are especially suited to use in small, diversified farming operations. The list was designed for the mid-Atlantic region, but is useful in other areas of the country. From USDA/IFAFS-funded Small Farm Success Project.

In certified organic production, there are limitations on the materials that may be used, either as base substrates or for supplemental fertilization. This publication will help organic producers find commercial sources of organic potting media— or make their own. ATTRA Horticulture Technical Note.