This pollinator garden consists of 200 plants representing 20 native species. It has an irregular polygon shape and covers a gently rising berm. It is parallel to the nearby roadway and the paved pedestrian path that bisects the park. A sign in the garden provides a QR code for anyone interested in learning more about the plants.

Jack Wilson of the Nepean Horticultural Society will be on hand to answer questions about establishing a pollinator garden in a public park. Ask him about permissions, challenges, volunteers, and maintenance.

The park is located on Eleanor Drive, at the T-junction with Burris Lane; parking is on Trillium Avenue on the park’s east side.

Check for updates or changes at https://wildpollinators-pollinisateurssauvages.ca/activity/trillium-park-community-pollinator-garden/