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How do sweet everlasting help pollinators and other creatures.

 
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Greetings! Like to find out how the sweet everlasting benefits pollinators and other creatures. Heard it smells like maple syrup. Also known wild turkey and deer eat the leaves of the plant. Which butterflies and insects occupy the plant for nectar and dwelling? Please let me know how this plant benefits your yard and the creatures that inhibit it. Have a good day!
 
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