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Save the Bees: Don’t use Pesticides or Chemicals!
Yes, they make your lawn look pristine and pretty, but they’re actually doing the opposite to the life in your biosphere. The chemicals and pest treatments you put on...
Save The Bees: There is no such thing as bad weeds
Contrary to popular belief, a lawn full of clover and dandelions is not just a good thing—it’s a great thing! A haven for honeybees (and other native pollinators too)...
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Attracting Beneficial Bees – By Kathy LaLiberte
Gardeners can help counter the decline in pollinator populations As an avid gardener, I’m fortunate to have Russell Devino as a neighbor. Russell is one of the Vermo...
How to Save The Bees: Plant Bee Friendly Herbs and Plants in Your Garden
Bees are losing habitat all around the world due to intensive monoculture-based farming practices (large farms of one crop), pristine green (but flower-barren) sprawling suburb...
Recovery from Pesticide Exposure – University of Georgia
Colonies that have been exposed to pesticides may recover if proper steps are taken. If a colony has lost a majority of its field force but has plenty of honey and pollen it wi...