06/19/2026
Did you know that June is National Pollinator Month? Did you know that the number of pollinators, including a wide variety of bees, butterflies, birds, ants, flies, wasps and mosquitoes, and all manner of insects, have declined due to many man-made causes?
National Pollinator Month is dedicated to raising awareness about the essential role pollinators play in sustaining our ecosystems, agriculture, and global food supplies. During this special month, a massive number of organizations, communities, and individuals highlight the remarkable contributions of pollinators all while educating the public on how to support their health and habitats.
Ask yourself: What simple steps can I take this month to help pollinators and stem the tide of their decline? Consider no longer using chemicals in your gardens, replacing turf grass, gently educating your neighbors and home owners association about pollinator losses, research and plant native plants that support pollinators throughout the year and, if your unsure about what to do, contact us. We love to help others learn to grow in a way that supports all types of pollinators. 🪲🐝🦋🐞🐛🐜🦟
