Pollinator Gardens are vitally important for fertilization and pollination, both for wild and domesticated plants. Our pollinator species are under threat for adequate habitat and food, in addition to toxic loads introduced into their food supply through pesticides and herbicides.
Pollinator gardens can supply adequate food for pollinators throughout four seasons and provide an aesthetically pleasing garden that provides medicinal and edible plants for humans as well.
On Sacred Ground received a Miracle Gro 2018 grant to install a pollinator garden in partnership with Spring Street International School on San Juan Island.
Pollinator gardens can supply adequate food for pollinators throughout four seasons and provide an aesthetically pleasing garden that provides medicinal and edible plants for humans as well.
On Sacred Ground received a Miracle Gro 2018 grant to install a pollinator garden in partnership with Spring Street International School on San Juan Island.
6th Graders pose with their pollinator garden building tools.
Chiomi builds wattle fencing to surround the pollinator herb garden.
8th Graders plant bulbs after painting signs to identify plant species.