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Often overlooked, moths are one of the most important pollinators!
When we think of pollinators, bees usually steal the spotlight. Their fuzzy bodies, busy behavior, and daytime visibility make them the stars of pollination campaigns everywhere. But while bees sleep, another group of hardworking pollinator...
4 Native Milkweeds Every Gardener Should Know (and Grow!)
Milkweeds are more than just beautiful wildflowers they’re ecological powerhouses. As host plants for monarch butterflies and nectar sources for countless pollinators, native milkweeds play an essential role in healthy ecosystems. If you’re...
Leave Your Garden Standing This Winter
As the temperatures drop, it can be tempting to cut back everything in the garden but leaving your native plants standing is one of the best gifts you can give to wildlife.
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