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Who are the Pollinators? [Infographic]

April 29April 28Posted in Garden & NatureTagged beekeepers, bees, farmers, flowers, food, honey, infographic, local, nature, organic, pollinators, tips, what to plantLeave a comment

“Although pollinators come in every shape and size, bees probably make the largest contribution to our daily lives. Bees pollinate more than 100 types of crops in the US—everything from almonds to zucchini. They’re also vital to the reproduction of clover and alfalfa, which feed grazing animals like cows and goats. But last winter was a bleak season for bees. According to the latest survey data, the average US beekeeper lost 45% of her colonies.”

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Creating an Eco-Friendly Garden [Infographic]

February 19February 26Posted in Garden & NatureTagged bees, benefits, butterflies, companion planting, compost, ecofriendly, environment, fertilizer, garden, gardening, herbicides, infographic, lawn, pesticides, pollinators, rainwater, tips, toolsLeave a comment

“Creating and eco-friendly garden is beneficial in many ways. Not only does it help the environment, but it is also beautiful to look at and relax in. Here is everything you need to know.”

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How to attract Pollinators [Infographic]

April 9April 15Posted in Garden & NatureTagged attract, avoid, basil, bees, bloom, butterflies, catnip, clover, flowers, garden, gardening, grass, herbs, how to, infographic, lavender, milkweed, mud, mulch, nectar, nesting, oregano, peppermint, pesticides, pollen, pollinators, porch, rosemary, sage, sea salt, thyme, tips, trees, water, weeds, white dutch, wood ashLeave a comment

Originally Published on Fracture Paradigm

Here are fifteen easy ways to assure you will have a plentiful supply of pollinators all season long. It’s not too soon or late to start planning. Pinterest friendly, so spread the word! 😉