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Attracting Bees, Butterflies, and Other Pollinators

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1 Attracting Bees, Butterflies, and Other Pollinators
Improving Your Garden and Outdoor Environment

2 Plant flowers rich in pollen & nectar
Pollinators love plants like lavender, aster, goldenrod, and sage

3 Avoid using harmful chemicals
Aggressive fertilizers and insecticides can kill or deter pollinators

4 Provide food and water A water garden, bird bath, or hummingbird feeder will provide rest and refreshment

5 Give them shelter Provide a hidden hideaway to keep your pollinators happy and protected

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