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Pollinator-friendly flower beds: which blooms feed bees and butterflies from spring to autumn

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  • Post published: November 9, 2026
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Last May, I stood in a neighbor's front yard in Ohio and counted eleven different bee species on a single patch of golden alexanders, a plant most people walk past…

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Local seasonal flowers or imports: what the choice means for the environment

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  • Post published: November 9, 2026
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A few years ago I stood in a grocery store on February 13th, looking at a bucket of perfect red roses for twelve dollars. They were flawless, long-stemmed and tightly…

Continue ReadingLocal seasonal flowers or imports: what the choice means for the environment

How climate change is reshaping the cut flower industry: heat, drought and shifting seasons

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  • Post published: November 9, 2026
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Last February, a Valentine's Day rose grower I know in Ecuador told me something that stuck with me. His crop had hit its peak three weeks early. The plants were…

Continue ReadingHow climate change is reshaping the cut flower industry: heat, drought and shifting seasons

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  • Pollinator-friendly flower beds: which blooms feed bees and butterflies from spring to autumn
  • Local seasonal flowers or imports: what the choice means for the environment
  • How climate change is reshaping the cut flower industry: heat, drought and shifting seasons

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