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    Blog · Leafcutter Bees · Mason Bees · 2024-01-24

    How to Plant a Pollinator Garden

    Managing Director and Global Solitary Bee Educator

    Thyra McKelvie

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    Pollinator What to Plant

    We’ve partnered with Pollinator.org to teach gardeners what to plant to support pollinators. They offer EcoRegional Planting Guides and Native Pollinator Garden Recipe Cards. Click your region to learn what to plant to support pollinators.

    Eco Reg Guide

    These regionally specific Native Pollinator Garden Recipe Cards are designed with easy to follow guidelines for creating home pollinator gardens that provide diverse and colorful herbaceous floral displays and resources across growing seasons. The recommendation for each of the plant species was determined through an extensive vetting process with native plant and pollinator authorities to ensure they meet the unique environmental characteristics and resource needs of pollinator species associated with each region.

    For California Gardens, your Garden Cards will be coming soon. Please reference the EcoRegional guides above to plant for California.

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    Pollinator Partnership planting guide for the Northwest, with nine native flowers

    Pollinator Partnership planting guide for the Northeast, with nine native flowers

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    How to Plant a Pollinator Garden

    How to Plant a Pollinator Garden

    How to Plant a Pollinator Garden

    How to Plant a Pollinator Garden

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