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Pollinators need you. You need pollinators. Birds, bats, bees, butterflies, beetles, and other small mammals that pollinate plants are responsible for bringing us one out of every three bites of food. They also sustain our ecosystems and produce our natural resources by helping plants reproduce. What can you do to help? Plant the right plants.
Are you looking for a flowering shrub that provides excellent color options throughout the season, is low-maintenance, deer-resistant, great for pollinators, and works in limited space? Abelia may be the choice for you.
Coneflowers are also great plants to attract pollinators to your garden, as bees, butterflies, and birds love hanging around the large blooms. A single coneflower can provide a summer season's worth of color that will remain year after year.
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Daylilies are drought tolerant and can handle the scorching full sun in the summer and survive our cold winters as well. We have many varieties and colors to choose from in 4 quart pots.
Why Ants Can Be Good for Your Yard Bonnie's Garden
As I tiptoed through various gardening groups on Facebook these past few days, I saw several people asking how to kill ants in the yard. So I thought I'd remind us all to what they actually do.
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