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Build a Bee Friendly Landscape

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Build a Bee Friendly Landscape

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  1. Bee Friendly Landscape Build a Bee Friendly Landscape

  2. It's easier than you think.

  3. Pollinators are responsible for one-third of the food we eat, yet many species are in danger.

  4. Whole Foods Market® is passionate about protecting them.

  5. Variety is the spice of life - plant flowers with different colors, shapes and bloom times.

  6. Kiss my grass - bumble bees love to nest in native bunch grasses.

  7. You'll love the way they add height and texture to your landscaping.

  8. Watch where you spray! - pesticides can impact bee's learning and foraging skills.

  9. If you can, skip the pesticides all together.

  10. Dare to go bare - most native bees nest in the ground.

  11. Preserve some bare patches of soil to help them dig nests.

  12. 6 Hints to Help Bees

  13. By choosing organic food, you're supporting farm practices

  14. that promote healthy ecosystems and avoid toxic and persistent pesticides.

  15. 2. Bee a leader

  16. Encourage your community to plant pollinator-friendly flowers at schools, parks, businesses and golf courses.

  17. 3. Host a hive

  18. The backyard beekeeping movement is growing!

  19. Look for local communities online and consult books like "The Practical Beekeeper" for in-depth information.

  20. 4. Bee generous

  21. Help fund a state-of-the-art Bee Research

  22. 5. Bee a lifelong learner

  23. Spend some time learning more about the issues facing pollinators.

  24. 6. Share the buzz

  25. Social media can be a powerful tool for busy bees. Share stories, videos and more honey bee action ideas.

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