To certify your St. Louis County Pollinator Pantry Garden and receive a recognition sign for your commitment to planning for pollinators in your garden, click on the link below to download the application form. Fill out and return as instructed on the form. Thank you for joining our commitment to protect and preserve Missouri’s pollinators! Certification Form 2019
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Late fall and winter are my favorite seasons to watch pollinators. True, there aren’t many native plants blooming at this time, but the ones that do are mighty popular with our little buzzing friends. By Scott Woodbury (This article was first published in The Gateway Gardener January/February 2016 issue.) Late fall and winter are my favorite seasons to watch pollinators.
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A lot of attention has been paid to the possible causes of diminishing populations of honeybees in our country. However, bear in mind that honeybees are a European species and NOT native bees, and that there are approximately 450 native bees in Missouri. By Cindy Gilberg (This article was first published in The Gateway Gardener May 2014 issue.) A
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