Find out more information on the Pollinator Partnership website.  The Pollinator Partnership website has a great deal of information on it that explains all the needs of pollinators. Please take a look at it and download your free pollinator planting guide.

What a beautiful spring it has been here in western NY. The flowers have been outstanding. We see lots of bees, butterflies, and even have had humming birds on our Virginia Bluebells. It is still a great time to plant.

 

Amanda's Garden is celebrating Pollinator Week, June 17-23 this year with a sale! During the entire month of June when you buy any six plants in person, you'll receive the seventh (of equal or lesser value) free!                                          Visit www.amandagarden.com for a listing of our plants and order information. (limit 2 free plants, not to be used in conjunction with any other special offers.)

Bees, birds, butterflies and other insects play a vital role in our ecosystem. They do the work of pollinating our fruits, vegetables, and flowers. This provides us with food and beauty.

Give these animals a hand by providing them with pollen, nectar, and host plants to meet their needs. Attract pollinators to your garden. Click here for plant list

What you plant does matter. Plant perennials that will not only add beauty and diversity, but will also encourage beneficial insects. The easier we make it for these animals, the more bountiful our own harvest will be.