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Attract Pollinators To Your Garden

OIL & HONEY EDITION

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Pollinator at work!

We all know I am on the side of pollinators.  Butterflies, bees, and wasps are all pollinators and necessary for food production!  I prefer not to use poisons in my garden, flower beds or anywhere in my yard.  I keep a habitat for pollinators to flourish in that is safe.  I admit I’m not crazy about the wasps or yellow jackets but I don’t try to eliminate them with poison.  Trying to eradicate one type of pollinator will surely lead to the demise of all.

My newest oil passion has lead me to a “pollinator attractor”.  It’s as simple as blending one of the essential oils with a bit of water and spraying on and around flowers to attract bees and butterflies to the garden.  Simple!  It’s a safe and effective way to bring the beautiful butterflies and bees of all types into your garden this summer!

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Honeybee pollinating an Abelia.

If you’re interested in learning more about my favorite essential oils message me on The Orange Bee @FB, email me at: linda@theorangebee.com or leave a comment here. I’m happy to help and answer any questions you might have!

Pollinator Attractor
Recipe Type: Gardening
Ingredients
  • 5-6 drops Wild Orange Essential Oil
  • 1 cup water
  • 1 spray bottle
Instructions
  1. FIll a spray bottle with one cup of water.
  2. Add essential oil.
  3. Shake well before each use.
  4. Spray on floors and buds to attract pollinators.

 

 

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