Lauren Richardson, green house manager for Growing Gardens says that being bee-safe “means being a conscientious gardener about what kind of plants you’re planting, what varieties, but also plants that have not been sprayed with synthetic pesticides or systemic pesticides.”
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Dot Org: Growing Gardens Maeve Conran
The first 3 weekends in May Growing Gardens hosts plant sales featuring organic, bee-safe plants to raise money to support the programs at Growing Gardens including beekeeping classes.
