New Extension resource for pollinator friendly landscapes

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA EXTENSION - www.extension.umn.edu

 

 

Crabapple tree with pink flowers in an orchard of other pink-flowered crabapple trees.

Red splendor crabapple is a magnet for bees when in bloom.

 

We often think about annual and perennial flowers where we think about pollinator friendly plants. However, trees and shrubs also provide food as well as habitat and protection for our insect friends.

So we are excited to introduce a new webpage from Extension: Trees and shrubs for pollinators. Here you will find trees, shrubs and a few vines that attract and feed our important insect pollinators. Users can read detailed descriptions about the plants as well as their growing conditions. Images of the plants are available, and a downloadable spreadsheet provides all the information in one place for the 57 plants listed.

Use this list when choosing plants - and don’t forget to utilize our video series on plant selection Right plant, right place to help you in the decision-making process.

 

Publication: 

The Drummer and The Wright County Journal Press

PO Box 159
108 Central Ave.
Buffalo MN 55313

www.thedrummer.com

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