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Do-It-Yourself Gardening
Tips To Attract Pollinators To Your Garden
Watch our videos to learn how you can grow your garden to support common pollinators in Wisconsin such as:
- ants
- bats
- bees
- beetles
- birds
- moths
- butterflies
- hummingbirds
Get more updates from Green Bay Botanical Garden’s horticulture team on how to grow a sustainable garden.
Tips to a Good Pollinator Garden
It is estimated that three-quarters of major food crops need or benefit from pollinators.
- Use plants that provide food, nectar and pollen sources
- Create large masses of native and non-invasive plants
- Establish continuous bloom throughout growing season
- Provide a water source
- Be situated in sunny areas with wind breaks
- Eliminate or minimize the impact of pesticides and herbicides
- Support the full life cycle - contain both food sources for immature pollinators and nectar sources for adult pollinators


Let's celebrate National Pollinator WeekJune 19 - June 25, 2017
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