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NC State Extension Master Gardener Volunteers Assist Pollinator Research

December 2, 2023 by Linda SE

As the perils facing pollinators continue to rise, many people want to know what they can do in their home landscapes to protect them. In addition to planting pollinator-friendly plants that provide nectar and pollen resources, how you manage plants can increase or decrease their value to pollinators. CONTINUE

Ceratina bees are one of the pollinators found nesting in old stems.

SOURCE: North Carolina State Extension

Filed Under: Attracts Pollinators, Butterflies, From The Ground Up, Gardening Methods, General Gardening / Landscaping, Insects, Native Plants /Wildlife Habitats, Wildlife

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