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Going Here Selecting Plants for Pollinators - A  Regional Guide for Farmers, Land Managers and Gardeners. 

read more This is the link to a Regional 24 page guide designed to provide information on how individuals can influence pollinator populations through the choices they make. You will find in helpful in identifying pollinators, choosing the best plants to provide pollen and providing shelter and water for them.

find more info http://everythingsheltie.com/kolbasa/klepsiela/1072 https://www.pollinator.org/PDFs/OuterCoastal.rx5.pdf

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