Happy Pollinator Week!
Want to create a buzzing, fluttering paradise in your garden? Here are 5 simple tips to attract native pollinators:
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đźPlant Native Flowers: Choose a variety of native plants like yarrow, rabbitbrush, and black-eyed Susan They provide the best nectar and pollen for local pollinators.
đżPlant in Clusters: Grouping the same plants together makes it easier for pollinators to find and access food.
đ§Provide Water Sources: Set up shallow dishes with stones for bees and butterflies to safely drink and cool off.
đĄCreate Shelter and Nesting Sites: Leave some areas of bare soil, and keep brush piles for pollinators to nest and hide.
đŤReduce Pesticide Use: Go natural with pest control to keep your garden safe and welcoming for pollinators.