We agree! Mountain mint is a pollinator favorite, spreads nicely, smells wonderful, and has evergreen basil leaves for some winter ground cover. Posted by Chesapeake Conservation Landscaping Council on Wednesday, December 16, 2015
5 Simple Tips to Turn Your Yard Into Pollinator Paradise | Cool Green Science http://t.co/Qf0ddAP26S pic.twitter.com/coGUsjEGLB — Blue Water Baltimore (@BlueWaterBmore) July 27, 2015
@BlueWaterBmore #nativeplant lectures Feb-May; design, pollinators, birds & more http://t.co/jNp5h3HGj7 #baybroadcast pic.twitter.com/6hFluMnHo4 — CCLC (@ChesapeakeCLC) February 12, 2015
#HometownHabitat crew travels to CO & are greeted by a queen butterfly, cousin of the Monarch http://t.co/yY3KHFqB36 pic.twitter.com/VBoyiXSWSu — CCLC (@ChesapeakeCLC) August 20, 2014