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Cities are accidentally becoming pollinator refuges. While industrial agriculture creates flowering deserts, urban balconies, rooftop gardens, and community plots are supporting surprising bee diversity. Research shows some cities harbor more native bee species than surrounding farmland. We explore why concrete jungles are working for pollinators, which species are thriving in cities, and how anyone—even without a yard—can create powerful pollinator habitat in just 10 square feet. From Chicago high-rises to San Francisco fire escapes, discover why your balcony might be more valuable to native bees than a thousand acres of corn.
www.secretpollinators.com
#SecretPollinators #UrbanPollinators #NativeBees #BalconyGarden #ContainerGardening #PollinatorGardening #UrbanGardening #ApartmentGardening #CityBees #UrbanBiodiversity #PollinatorHabitat #SmallSpaceGardening #UrbanJungle #BalconyBees #CitiesForBees
By Kelly from MontanaCities are accidentally becoming pollinator refuges. While industrial agriculture creates flowering deserts, urban balconies, rooftop gardens, and community plots are supporting surprising bee diversity. Research shows some cities harbor more native bee species than surrounding farmland. We explore why concrete jungles are working for pollinators, which species are thriving in cities, and how anyone—even without a yard—can create powerful pollinator habitat in just 10 square feet. From Chicago high-rises to San Francisco fire escapes, discover why your balcony might be more valuable to native bees than a thousand acres of corn.
www.secretpollinators.com
#SecretPollinators #UrbanPollinators #NativeBees #BalconyGarden #ContainerGardening #PollinatorGardening #UrbanGardening #ApartmentGardening #CityBees #UrbanBiodiversity #PollinatorHabitat #SmallSpaceGardening #UrbanJungle #BalconyBees #CitiesForBees