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Good Weeds A catbird feasting on some pokeweed berries. Photo by Betty Sue CohenBy Stephen Living/DWR Many of us understand the benefit to wildlife that native plants can add to our landscapes. Native plants are beautiful and can be well adapted to local conditions. While campaigns like Plant Virginia Natives....

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8 Common Weeds in Your Backyard You Can Actually Eat Here's how to put these pesky plants to good use.

The weather is getting warmer, and you may feel it’s time to start spring cleaning your garden and yard. We politely and respectfully ask that you consider BUZZING OFF! 🐝

Many bees and other important pollinators are still hibernating. In colder months, 70% of native bees nest underground, while 30% lay eggs in cavities like hollow stems. We hope you’ll respect their slumber and consider delaying your yard work for another few weeks.

Want to help pollinators? Explore tips for building your own pollinator garden: https://www.fws.gov/story/how-build-pollinator-garden

Photo: Green metallic sweat bee in a cavity, by Katja Schulz / CC BY 2.0 http://ow.ly/goo050Ik9Iz.