How to Protect Bees and Pollinators Through Late Fall
• Protect bees and pollinators by leaving leaf litter for shelter and insulation during late fall.
• Delay cutting back perennials to provide food and shelter for overwintering insects and their eggs.
• Provide a shallow dish of water with pebbles for pollinators to drink safely, even in cooler months.
Protecting bees and pollinators through late fall
As the vibrant colors of fall begin to fade and the first frosts kiss our gardens, it's easy to think that the season for supporting bees and pollinators has come to an end. However, late fall is a crucial time to take specific actions that will help these essential creatures survive the winter and thrive in the spring.
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