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Celebrate #NationalPollinatorWeek with 25% off pollinator-friendly native plants! ?????? Native plants are the backbone of a pollinator-friendly garden. Keystone native plants provide the most nutritious nectar and pollen and are well adapted to local conditions. By incorporating a variety of native plants, you can offer continuous blooms throughout the growing season, ensuring that pollinators have a steady food source. From milkweed to goldenrod to aster, we ship live plants directly to your door in 41 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. And don't worry, we already did the heavy lifting to determine which plants are native to your area - down to the zip code level! That means they're well-adapted to your local environment and perfect for supporting local pollinators. ?? Shop now at https://hubs.la/Q02CTHvS0 This sale ends on Sunday, June 23. #PollinatorMonth #PollinatorWeek #NationalPollinatorMonth #GardenForWildlife #NativePlants #SaveTheBees #Butterflies #Pollinators #GrowNative #PollinatorGarden #WildlifeGarden #Perennials #HabitatGarden #SustainableLiving #Biodiversity

??Planting: Nature's Partnership for a Thriving Garden ?? ? Why Planting? Planting is more than just placing plants side by side. It’s about creating a diverse ecosystem that supports natural growth and sustainability. Here are some key benefits: ? Pest Management: Certain plants can naturally repel garden pests. For example, marigolds emit a scent that discourages nematodes and other insects. Pollination Boost: Increasing floral diversity attracts and supports a variety of pollinators, enhancing crop yields. Resource Efficiency: Planting certain crops together can optimize nutrient uptake, reduce water usage, and maximize space in the garden. ? “Implement Planting in Your Garden” ? #CompanionPlanting #SustainableAgriculture #GardeningTips #EcoFriendlyFarming #AgriculturalInnovation

?????? Happy World Bee Day ?????? World Bee Day is so important, as a collective we must actively work together to strengthen our efforts aimed at protecting and nurturing bees and other pollinators. Bees are a vital part of our world and they are facing quick decline, they play a huge part in the pollination of our food crops and our wild plants. How can you help towards protecting our bees? ?? Let your lawn grow long, keep an area separate just for bees. ?? Plant bee friendly flowers, include UK native plants and a diverse selection so the bees have plenty to feed on. ?? Create a bee bath, fill a shallow bowl with water and some stones for bees to land on. Remember to change the water every few days! ?? Put the sprays away, Pesticides are neurotoxic to bees and other insects. ?? Create pollinator spaces in your garden, set up a pollinator house for bees to feel right at home. Be sure to check out our latest article below on our brand Bee Friends with Nature range. ?? https://lnkd.in/ePHadvWb #WorldBeeDay #Nature #Pollinators #Ecosystem #Bees #Plants #News

?? Stay Informed About Invasive Plants! ?? Ensuring your yard looks its best is a priority for many homeowners, but did you know that some of the plants you might consider could be banned in your state? ???? In the article "6 Common Plants That May Be Banned in Your State," our co-founder, Gene Caballero, shares crucial insights on this topic. According to conservation scientist Dr. Charles van Rees, certain plants, despite their appeal, can disrupt local ecosystems and harm wildlife. From the aggressive Japanese knotweed to the toxic giant hogweed, learn which plants to avoid to keep your garden both beautiful and eco-friendly. ???? ?? Key takeaways: Japanese knotweed: Damages infrastructure and natural habitats. Kudzu: Known as "the plant that ate the South" due to its rapid spread. Multiflora rose: Forms dense thickets, crowding out native species. English ivy: Can dominate and kill trees. Purple loosestrife: Alters wetland ecosystems. Giant hogweed: Toxic sap can cause severe skin burns and blindness. Discover more about these invasive plants and ensure your garden choices are safe and sustainable. ???? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gjWm3JaT #GreenPal #GardeningTips #InvasiveSpecies #SustainableGardening #EcoFriendly

It's National Allotments Week! This week, we’re highlighting the vital role allotments play in promoting biodiversity. They’re not just about growing fresh fruits and vegetables, they’re also havens for wildlife, pollinators and plants. Here’s how allotments make a difference: - Allotments offer a variety of habitats, from compost heaps and ponds to wildflower borders and hedgerows, which support insects, birds and small mammals. - With a mix of flowers, vegetables and herbs, these green spaces provide essential food for bees, butterflies and other pollinators. - Practices like no-dig gardening, crop rotation and composting keep the soil healthy and full of life, benefiting the whole ecosystem. Do you have an allotment? We’d love to see how you’re making a difference - share your stories and photos with us! Discover more about National Allotments Week here: https://heyor.ca/juM9V7 #NationalAllotmentsWeek24 #Biodiversity #GreenSpaces #SustainableLiving

?? Cultivating Biodiversity: How Simple Garden Tweaks Can Propel Pollinator Populations ?? Embrace #NoMowMay and transform your #garden into a thriving #ecosystem for #insects. Foregoing the mower lets #wildflowers and native plants blossom, providing vital nourishment and habitat for #pollinators. This movement not only supports #biodiversity but also combats #climatechange by #reducingemissions from garden upkeep. Let's rethink our #outdoorspaces as #havens for #bees and #butterflies, crucial for #pollinating our #crops and #preserving our #environmentalhealth. Every patch of #wildgreen helps stitch the larger tapestry of #ecologicalbalance. ?? Read the full article here https://lnkd.in/gijXvW2C

Nurturing beauty one petal at a time ??? Welcome to our rose polyhouse, where innovation meets nature. Here, under the protective shelter of the polyhouse, our roses thrive in a controlled environment that ensures optimal growth conditions. From temperature regulation to humidity control, every factor is meticulously managed to produce the most vibrant and healthy blooms. Polyhouse farming not only enhances the quality of our roses but also promotes sustainable agriculture. By reducing the need for pesticides and conserving water, we're able to grow roses that are not only beautiful but also eco-friendly. Witness the journey of our roses from seedlings to full bloom, and see how technology and tradition come together to create magic. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast or simply love flowers, our polyhouse is a testament to the wonders of modern farming. Follow along as we share more about our processes, tips for rose care, and the sheer joy of seeing these stunning flowers flourish. #RoseFarming #PolyhouseFarming #SustainableAgriculture #EcoFriendlyFarming #BloomingBeauty #GardeningLife #FlowerPower #GreenThumb #InnovativeFarming #NatureMeetsTechnology #RoseGarden #AgricultureInnovation #FarmToFlower #FloralMagic #GrowingRoses #PlantLovers #Horticulture #SustainableLiving

Sustainability Tip: Host Seed Swaps or Plant Exchanges Host seed swaps or plant exchanges in your area ????. These events encourage biodiversity, save money, and build community connections ????. Share and discover new plants while promoting sustainable gardening practices! #Net-Positivity #Sustainability

Sustainability Tip: Host Seed Swaps or Plant Exchanges Host seed swaps or plant exchanges in your area ????. These events encourage biodiversity, save money, and build community connections ????. Share and discover new plants while promoting sustainable gardening practices! #Net-Positivity #Sustainability