Pollinators Are Always Wanted and Needed

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Cosmos flower pollinator attracting crop approaching full bloom (top), honeybee pollinating a Crenshaw melon blossom (left), and a groundbee pollinating a Crenshaw melon blossom in the Ojo Caliente plot.
Cosmos flower pollinator attracting crop approaching full bloom (top), honeybee pollinating a Crenshaw melon blossom (left), and a groundbee pollinating a Crenshaw melon blossom in the Ojo Caliente plot.

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Drought-suppressing plant growth and blooming wild flowers, decorative flowers in home gardens and produce plant blooms have placed a premium on pollinators found in growers’ jardins (gardens). This, and the extremely hot temperatures have resulted in slowing produce plant blossom…

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