Pollinator Garden

Janet Skinner Video
One of the volunteers in the garden in 2022 and among several of the garden duties, Janet took photos of the garden and blossoms. She made a slideshow of some of the wonderful colours in the garden:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iXope95IrPhkrm1tkT1pQBt3HaKAXXJY/view

Roundup Alternatives

An article by Consumer Notice includes how RoundUp can pose a risk to humans and animals, but also what organic alternatives are available on the market today and home recipes that readers can try. The article can be found at:
https://www.consumernotice.org/environmental/pesticides/roundup/alternatives/
Submitted by Arianna Delarosa, Outreach Coordinator, Consumer Notice

Sylvia's Spirit REMAINS WITH US
May 2020

NATIONAL POllinator week
June 17-23 2019

A bumble bee enjoying a Love in the Mist flower.

Like it or not wasps are important pollinator too! This one on a lovely scented Mock Orange.

Butterfly? Moth? Both are pollinators. Photographed on a rose in James Bay.

Ladybugs or Ladybirds doing their best to keep up with the aphids on our plum tree in the Pollinator Garden!

One of our favourite plants for all pollinators large and small - the Wild Rose. You can't go wrong in incorporating this lovely scented one into your garden.