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What Plants Are Best for Supporting Pollinators This Spring?

What Plants Are Best for Supporting Pollinators This Spring?

Looking to support pollinators this spring? Planting the right flowers, herbs, and native species can make a big impact. From early bloomers like crocus and hellebores to pollinator magnets like bee balm, borage, and milkweed, your garden can become a thriving haven for bees, butterflies, and more. Learn which plants to grow, when to plant them, and how to create a pollinator-friendly space that benefits both your garden and the planet.

Fruits & Vegetables for a Vibrant Garden Homestead

Fruits & Vegetables for a Vibrant Garden Homestead

As the sun begins to warm the earth and the frost of winter fades away, April emerges as a key month for gardeners and homesteaders alike. It's the time when...
WHY ARE MASON BEES BENEFICIAL TO YOUR GARDEN?

WHY ARE MASON BEES BENEFICIAL TO YOUR GARDEN?

Mason bees are very welcome garden guests across the globe. Why might you ask? Mason bees are quite docile compared to other bee species. Male mason bees do not have stingers, and females only sting when they feel they are in danger – if they are squeezed or trapped. Since mason bees are so docile, they pose little to no threat of stinging while living in your garden. Furthermore, if you were to be stung by a mason bee it would be more akin to a mosquito bite, rather than a typical bee sting. 

Keep reading to learn about the added benefits of having mason bees in your garden!

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