Native Bees
Another speaker at the Michael Bush lecture last Saturday was Tess Grasswitz. She gave lots of great information on plants that attract pollinators in addition to honeybees. Here is her publication on native bees. http://aces.nmsu.edu/ipm/documents/native-bees-booklet-final.pdf
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Permalink Reply by Diana Calkins on -
Here is the site, NMSU: Pollinator Project, that was discussed by Tess Grasswitz at the Michael Bush lecture. Really good info! http://aces.nmsu.edu/ipm/pollinator-project.html
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Permalink Reply by Jessie Brown on -
Thanks for posting this link. I haven't seen this booklet yet!
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Permalink Reply by James H DAWDY on -
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