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  1. Ways to Help Pollinators at School

    … 1. Involve the whole school community in pollinator health Build awareness about pollinator friendly practices and involve the whole school community in … two years of a newly planted naturalized garden.  Native plants take longer to establish and benefit greatly from …

  2. Get Involved in your Community

    … in the spring. This is the perfect time to talk about pollinator health and the importance of having a pollinator-friendly garden. By collaborating with neighbours on this … etc. 2. Ask for pollinator friendly plants in your local garden centres   …

  3. Pollinator Friendly Growers & Retailers

    Pollinator Friendly Growers & Retailers Below is a … they are showing their commitment in supporting pollinator conservation and preservation in our communities. … in growing native prairie wildflowers and native plants for landscaping. They offer a variety of pollinator

  4. Ways to Help Pollinators at your Business

    … or flowering shrubs can be an oasis for a foraging pollinator. If you or contracted landscaper manage a the … consider the following to become more pollinator-friendly. Plant food sources and forage around your … Planting a variety of species of native plants in the landscape to ensure something is in bloom from …

  5. Simple Steps to Help Pollinators

    … flowers that are native to our region, as these are the plants that our local pollinators rely upon to survive. … a patch of wildflowers can be an oasis for a foraging pollinator. A flower pot of milkweed on a balcony, patches … Free of Harmful Pesticides The most pollinator-friendly flowers are produced without the use of pesticides, …

  6. Pollinator-Friendly Public Gardens

    Pollinator-Friendly Public Gardens Below is a list of gardens participating in Bee Better Manitoba's Pollinator-Friendly Public Garden Program . By … The David Suzuki Butterflyway garden has 88 native plants and the flower boxes and ground level flower beds …

  7. Frequently Asked Questions about Pollinators

    … keeps an ecosystem together. About 85% of all flowering plants require a pollinator to make seed. This includes both plants in … more information.  7. Where can I view pollinator-friendly gardens? Winnipeg: From …

  8. Way to go Cathy!

    … an excellent presentation at Jensen's Nursery about pollinator friendly plants and creating beautiful gardens for pollinators. Great …