Author: Juliann Lehman, Keep Gastonia Beautiful AdministratorBee City Affiliate: Gastonia, NCUSDA Plant Zone: 7bMy top 5 native pollinator plants: Milkweed, Salvia, Coneflower, Black-Eyed Susan, Bee BalmLessons learned: Well, to be honest, …
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Author: Stephanie Krull, Landscape Architect, Southwestern UniversityBee Campus Affiliate: Southwestern University, Georgetown, TXUSDA Plant Zone: 8b Cullen Administration Building Pollinator Garden Less than one year ago, the Cullen Administration Building …
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As part of Bee City USA’s visit to northern Georgia last month, we had the pleasure of meeting members of the Norcross Bee City Committee and touring some of their …
This article originally appeared on Luther College’s website on August 15, 2022 and we wanted to share the good work they are doing in Iowa! Of the 55 species of …
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Author name: Sandy McCarthyJob title: Faculty LibrarianAffiliation: Washtenaw Community College, MichiganUSDA Plant Zone: 6 Your top 5 pollinator plants: milkweed black-eyed susan bee balm New England aster sand coreopsis. Lessons …
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Guest blogs by Kim Bailey, City of Hendersonville Environmental Sustainability Board member and Bee City USA – Hendersonville coordinator from 2015 to 2021 and Patrice German, Bullington Gardens staff member/volunteer …
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At first glance, Tufts University Medford-Somerville looks like a typical liberal arts college. Big brick buildings are surrounded by long sidewalks, spacious mowed lawns, and mulched garden beds. Located five …
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Creating Neighborhood Pollinator Smorgasbords Guest blog by Anita Amstutz, Board member of the New Mexico Beekeepers Association, successful in passing the Burque Bee City USA Resolution. Anita also founded the …
Talent Strong: The Aftermath of an Inferno By Gerlinde Smith The night of September 7, 2020, was eerie. The temperature hovered around 60°F, with sustained winds at 30 mph and …
Guest blog by Allison Brooks, Bee Campus USA – Randolph College Committee Member and Riley Lorson, Sustainability and Special Projects Coordinator, Randolph College In 2016, Randolph College became the ninth …
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