How to Create a Bee-Friendly Landscape - Cooperative Extension: Garden and Yard - University of Maine Cooperative Extension

Bee-­friendly landscapes are places where bees can forage, build nests, and rear their young. When they forage for nectar and pollen, they help plants produce seeds and fruits for reproduction. We benefit from this when we eat apples, blueberries, cucumbers, cranberries, pumpkins, squashes and other crops that depend on bees for pollination.

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