Monthly Archives: May 2016

Pollinators for Urban Gardens: The Case for Hole-Nesting Native Bees

Posted on May 18, 2016 by batteryrooftopgarden

Note from the Battery Rooftop Gardener: Crown Bees, which bills itself as the “The Gentle Bee Company,” is a solitary bee (mason and leafcutters) company based in Woodinville, WA that advocates using managed native bees for pollinating fruits and vegetables (see http://www.crownbees.com … Continue reading →

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