Mini-Blog: Who's That Pollinator?
Who's that pollinator?! It's a Ladybug! Ladybugs (and other beetles) are pollinators!
While they work to keep your garden safe from pests like aphids (eating up to 5,000 in their lifetime), they also transfer pollen! As they travel in and out of flowers in search of tasty aphids, pollen sticks to their bodies. The ladybugs then aid in pollination as they move from plant to plant.
Now that's what we call POLLINATOR POWER!
Ultimate Guide to Pollinators
Pollination is the transfer of pollen from an anther of a plant to the stigma of a plant, which makes fertilization and the production of seeds possible. Read on to discover the uniquely incredible world of pollination, which brings so many priceless gifts to our own world.
History of National Pollinator Month
National Pollinator Month, observed every June, is dedicated to raising awareness about the essential role pollinators play in sustaining our ecosystems, agriculture, and global food supplies.
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