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The “other” side of pollen and how it affects us. https://apps.apple.com/app/aarp/id690063178
Pollinators and pollination
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The “other” side of pollen and how it affects us. https://apps.apple.com/app/aarp/id690063178
https://www.morningagclips.com/planting-mixes-of-flowers…/
In order to assist the pollinators as the spring season starts up, a “no mow” ordinance has been passed. https://www.fox2detroit.com/news/unanimously-passed-ann-arbor-residents-cannot-mow-their-lawn-until-may-31?fbclid=IwAR2faholimYCOi-__VLVvFMFnUkPkyoWpY8nkvv4RRdgEyS2QZEqWAKHyEg
https://www.facebook.com/100003771150746/videos/513051850426013/
Bees can’t “mask-up” to protect themselves! Be judicious and use minimal amounts of chemicals in your garden. Read and follow the label if you must use them.
I’m always hesitant to use any bug repellent sprays or creams as I’m afraid of the possible residual effect it might have when I work the bees. Here’s an article from Penn State Extension that discusses the safe use of these chemicals.
Attended the monthly meeting to hear guest speaker, Dr. Amy Korman, an entomologist with the Penn State County Extension office for Lehigh and Northampton counties. Very enlightening presentation. She is a great resource to consult regarding home garden pollinators and plantings to attract them.
Photo credits to Debra Robert’s.
Follow the link to learn about a special project. https://www.wnep.com/article/entertainment/places/on-the-pa-road/on-the-pennsylvania-road-praising-pollinators-at-penn-state/523-9b46a5cb-9600-475c-b36b-2f719f32b6cc
Follow the link and read “Pollinators and Home Garden Plantings” on page 10 of the Fall 2021 Whitehall Township Newsletter to find ways you can help the pollinators to thrive in your home area. This article also links to another post on our website for a more extensive discussion. http://www.whitehalltownship.org/forms/newsletter.pdf