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Fall Garden Care for Pollinators

October 10, 2021 by Linda SE

This article discusses the beneficial pollinators that overwinter in the garden and best practices for providing habitat for them. CONTINUE

Plants left standing provide homes for pollinators and add winter interest to your garden. Photo credit: Connie Schmotzer

SOURCE: https://extension.psu.edu/fall-garden-care-for-pollinators

Filed Under: Birds, Butterflies, From The Ground Up, Gardening Methods Tagged With: fall cleanup, fall garden chores, pollinators

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