Pollinator Garden Dedication Ceremony & Planting

Beginning with the farthest north parking lot island, a pollinator garden will have its official start on May 14. A brief dedication ceremony will take place immediately following the 11 a.m. worship service, followed by a planting party! If you would like to donate money towards a plant, please send $10 per plant (mail/place in offering plate/or online via the Breeze giving system) by May 14th. Plants will be purchased by the committee.

“What is a pollinator garden? In simple terms, a pollinator garden is one that attracts bees, butterflies, moths, hummingbirds or other beneficial creatures that transfer pollen from flower to flower, or in some cases, within flowers. Planting a pollinator garden is more important than you may realize, and even a small garden can make a huge difference as pollinators have suffered greatly from loss of habitat, misuse of chemicals and spread of invasive plant and animal species. Many pollinators have disappeared and others are endangered.”

—Mary H. Dyer, Credentialed Garden Writer. Plants for pollinators: Learn about pollinator friendly plants(no date)Gardening Know How What Is A Pollinator Garden – Types Of Plants That Attract Pollinators. Available HERE.