If you have a patch of lawn, you may consider participating in No Mow May, an initiative where neighborhoods, or even just individuals, refrain from moving their lawns for the entire month to help out pollinators. Wright-Locke Farm clued us into it, and the New York Times published a recent article with details and some special pictures. The movement is also alive and well and was started in Great Britain and in Wales, where towns are asked to let their parks and road verges go wild. The site Plantlife has details. So take a month off and enjoy your pollinators.
