Save our native pollinators by planting wildflower seeds

Our pollinators are struggling due to pesticides, habitat loss and climate change. Planting wildflowers helps provide food to native pollinators.

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How To Plant

Find a planter or patch of soil in a sunny area. Most wildflowers will be fine in poor quality soil but fertilizer never hurts.

Clear the area and work the soil with a rake or shovel. Hand-broadcast the seeds. Cover with 1/4″ of soil and water.

Let nature do the rest! Water during dry spells. Some weeds will sprout; you can remove them to help the wildflowers or leave them.

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