What is Winter Sowing?
Blog post and photos by KokHeong McNaughton Winter Sowing is an easy way to start seeds that most resembles the […]
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Bee City Los Alamos
Here you will find staff and guest writers writing about pollinators, how to help protect them, native plants, gardening for pollinators, ways to manage pests without using pesticides and so much more.
Monarch Butterflies & Day of the Dead
November Featured Pollinator, by Jenna Stanek Featured Image taken from the Internet: Save Our Monarchs For centuries, Mexico’s monarchs have
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November 2024 Newsletter & Blog
Photo of Monarch Butterfly thanks to Xerces.org Bee City Los Alamos November 2024 Newsletter & Blog As temperatures drop, the
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PEEC Seeking Volunteers for Penstemon Garden Clean-Up
The Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is inviting community members to join a quick Penstemon Garden Clean-up event on Saturday,
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How to incorporate native pollinator plants into any landscape
A specialist Cactus Bee hard at work in White Rock, NM | Photo Dana Ecelberger Sometimes it can feel like
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Bee City Los Alamos Pollinator Garden
Join PEEC and Bee City Los Alamos on September 10th for the dedication of the new Bee City Los Alamos Pollinator Demonstration Garden.
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Fall Garden Maintenance for Pollinators
Learn how to help invertebrates and pollinators in the winter.
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Why Pesticides are Such a Bad Idea
At Bee City Los Alamos, we often talk about how pesticides are one of the most significant threats to pollinators. But, why are they such an issue?
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Some thoughts on how to design your pollinator paradise
If you are new to gardening, you may have questions about where and how to get started. A great first step is to do a site assessment of your yard.
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