EcoBeneficial Interview: Research on Plants for Beneficial Insects With Dr. Doug Landis

[@FrederickDunn]

Very nice presentation and packed with useful information. Thank you so much! Thumbs UP!

[@gardenfornutrition6373]

Fantastic new information about the difference between wild and domesticated flowers. Thank you very much.

[@gardener5857]

Really good information. Thank you so much.

[@charliegotbees1337]

Thanks for shareing.

[@highhorizons8586]

Love this!!!!

[@rorkgoose1774]

6+ years later, but, two things missing from this presentation: trees and shrubs. Gardeners seem to focus on "wildflowers" and neglect the importance of trees and shrubs for beneficial insects.