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When Flowers Listen: How Buzzing Bees Unlock a Secret in Nature

Have you ever thought about what flowers hear? It might sound like a strange question, but new research suggests that plants aren’t as passive as we once believed. In fact, they may be far more aware of their world and their pollinators than we ever imagined. A groundbreaking study presented this week by Professor Francesca Barbero and her team at the University of Turin has shown that certain…

[just-pure-gardening]

Garden for Pollinators – Important for Plant Life and Insect Life

A pollinator garden is an area where plants and animals coexist to help each other grow. There is a substantial decline in pollinators. If you own a garden or building one, creating a pollinator garden is essential for growing fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Creating a pollinator garden is a simple process. -Get to know your local pollinators. -Plant pollen and nectar producing plants to attract pollinators such as bees, bumblebees, hoverflies, moths, butterflies, beetles, and other pollinating insects. -Provide them with shelter and nesting sites. That's it! That's all you have to do! And, obviously I'm going to say "Check out our website to find out more!" or something like that😊. But seriously, check out this article and find out what are the best plants for each pollinator. See you there!

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Rosten didn’t know what to think about #pollinatorawareness #spicyskyraisins #dogsofinstagram #dachshund #mutt #muttsofinstagram #pitbull #bullybreed #cute #pupper #puppies (at Little Rock, Arkansas) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0PaCAgDZ1I/?igshid=19c8sqom8dxhd

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A post shared by Joel Sartore- Photo Ark (@joelsartore) on Jul 19, 2019 at 5:29am PDT

do you see the True nature of my heart flying (gently fluttering) about freely in yours?

and do you see how i’ve watched over to protect my seed, to guard its True illumination in A pure Winter’s dream?

i do believe in writing to befriend a woman and in the metamorphosis of a seed turning into a lasting relationship at some point.

(at the point of being found and read, and kindly replied to as nothing more than a friend to start)

[joelsartore]

Want to bring beautiful butterflies like this larger striped swordtail butterfly to your backyard? Start by eliminating the use of herbicides and pesticides on your lawn and garden. This will ensure that your nectar bearing plants are a safe food source for these pollinators. Adding a water source can also make your green space more attractive to butterflies, especially in regions with dry climates. Birdbaths or shallow dishes with rocks (acting as islands for the butterflies to rest on) are both great options. These small actions might not bring this specific species to your yard (unless you live in sub-Saharan Africa), but they are sure to attract a number of a species of butterfly native to your area! Photo taken @auduboninstitute. #swordtailbutterfly #swallowtail #blackandblue #pollinator #pollinatorawareness #PhotoArk #savetogether

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