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Plants for Pollinators advice and downloadable lists / RHS Gardening

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Look for the Plants for Pollinators symbol when searching our find a plant database , or use the Plants for Pollinators filter , to see the selection of plants
Native and non-native plants for pollinators / RHS Gardening

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Five steps to planting for pollinators: Include a wide range of plants from different parts of the world...Observe which plants attract pollinators and plant more of them...These are listed by region of origin to help you optimise your garden for pollinating insects - simply download RHS Plants for Pollinators: Plants of the World...
finding new plants for pollinators,read the latest RHS wildlife gardening blog / RHS Gardening

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Investing in plants for pollinators - and new discoveries...Rosy's studies reflect those done by the University of Sussex and the RHS's Plants for Pollinators research
Plants for Pollinators terms and conditions / RHS Gardening

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Products? means those plants listed on the RHS Plants for Pollinators list available for download at https://www.rhs.org.uk , as may be amended by RHS from time to time, and in the case of seed mixes, seed packets where at least 75% of the contents (by volume or seed number) of the seed packet are listed on such the RHS Plants for Pollinators list
Download RHS Award of Garden Merit & Plants for Pollinators logos / RHS Gardening

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plants...Keep track of your plants with reminders & care tips ? all to help you grow successfully...We aim to enrich everyone?s life through plants, and make the UK a greener and more beautiful place
How gardeners can help our declining bees and other pollinators / RHS Gardening

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fill gardens and other ornamental plantings with a range of plants from the RHS Plants for Pollinators lists...Part of the Strategy encourages gardeners to choose plants that provide resources for pollinators and endorses the RHS Plants for Pollinator list and logo...Rather than get rid of the brand altogether ? which would undermine efforts to boost pollinator numbers ? we have changed the name to Plants for Pollinators
Native and non-native plants for plant-dwelling invertebrates / RHS Gardening

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RHS Plants for Pollinators plants of the world list
Native and non-native plants for ground-active invertebrates / RHS Gardening

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Decide priorities ? choosing more exotics (especially flowering ones) in your planting scheme might mean it supports marginally fewer plant-dwelling and ground-active herbivores, but will mean potentially fewer nibbled plants and should help extend the season for pollinators
Non-berrying woody plants / RHS Gardening

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Lack of a pollination partner: Many trees and shrubs are naturally dioecious (male and female flowers produced on separate plants), so you need to make sure you grow both male and female plants to pollinate each other...To be sure of obtaining berries, it is necessary to plant two plants reasonably close together so that there can be cross pollination
Plants for Bugs - RHS science projects / RHS Gardening

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To support maximum number of pollinators it was recommended including a mixture of plants from different regions, with a focus on growing native plants but using exotic plants to extend the flowering season

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