Free Wildflower Seeds - Operation Pollination

turtlebug

4h ago

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Joined Sep 2006

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turtlebug

4h ago

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Thanks for posting. We're always looking to attract bees/pollinators to our gardens.

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drivenZ

3h ago

542 Posts

Joined May 2007

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drivenZ

3h ago

542 Posts

sweet thanks, by me they've started making pollinator zones in some highway medians which seems like a win win for everyone. Less grass for the city/state to mow, looks nicer and helps bees.

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seamonkeyminer

3h ago

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Joined Dec 2015

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seamonkeyminer

3h ago

305 Posts

Quote from drivenZ

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sweet thanks, by me they've started making pollinator zones in some highway medians which seems like a win win for everyone. Less grass for the city/state to mow, looks nicer and helps bees.

Excellent place for the bees to play frogger

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KayOttik

2h ago

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KayOttik

2h ago

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Thanks OP. Planting parsley in pots or as borders around your garden(s) is another cheap, very easy & fun way to support pollinators. It will be invaded by the catapillers of beautiful black swallowtail butterflies. They love, love it. It's a biennial which around here at least is self-seeding.

As kids we couldn't wait to see the first little guys show up every year, then track down every chrysalis we could find. If we found "enough" (some random goal Mom used to keep us busy), we'd be allowed to bring one in & to watch it emerge.

Fennel & dill attracts them, too. But they're not quite as compact & easy. Great to grow if you want to use them, though

https://www.google.com/search?q=p...90&csuir=1

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