I think by wilding certain areas of our gardens helps all pollinators, a corner where we let things grow naturally and not be so tidy is a perfect way to start, we're obsessed with things being neat and tidy in the garden which isn't a pollinators natural habitat, don't cut the grass as much, daisy, dandelions and clover are fine dining in the bee world. Maybe put up a bug hotel or simply leave a pile of twigs or logs for them to crawl into and make a little home. Obviously planting bee friendly plants is an easy thing we can all do and you'll be surprised how many different species of bees you attract into your garden. When choosing plants, think about the flowering season, having flowers from early spring to late autumn is ideally what we are looking for, not just summer flowers, it's obvious when you think about it! Use less chemicals in our gardens; they just kill things! If we encourage bugs and pollinators, nature will keep things in balance for us.
