Pollinators in the Garden 2026
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Welcome to Pollinators in the Garden 2026!
While folks in the north are enjoying the snow, we have a treat here in the dead winter (January 9th today). Prunus mume var. Bonita starts to bloom and the tree is already swarmed by the buzzing honeybees.
Wintersweet is still in the peak bloom
Looking forward to a great pollinators year of 2026!
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