Pollinator myths

Bees and other pollinators are vital for growing lots of our favourite foods and for plants to flourish in our fields and gardens.  But myths around pollinators abound. Here we bust a few!  Click the arrow to find the truth.

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You can help pollinators if you:

  • Grow more flowers, shrubs and trees
  • Let your garden grow wild
  • Cut your grass less often
  • Don’t disturb insect nest and hibernation spots
  • Think carefully about whether to use pesticides