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Who Loves Pollinators? Brought to you by The Garden Club of Kentucky A Kids View of Pollination Part One Pollinators and Pollination 2 Some plants are pollinated by the wind, some by pollinators, and some by both. We will study plants


  1. Who Loves Pollinators? Brought to you by The Garden Club of Kentucky A Kid’s View of Pollination

  2. Part One Pollinators and Pollination 2

  3. Some plants are pollinated by the wind, some by pollinators, and some by both. We will study plants that are pollinated by pollinators. 3

  4. WHY ¡CARE ¡ABOUT ¡POLLINATORS? ¡  Do you like butterflies? I stay busy helping plants make your food  Do you like hummingbirds?  Do you like bees?  Do you like to eat? POLLINATORS HELP US GROW FOOD!

  5. Who ¡Are ¡the ¡Pollinators? ¡ ¡ • Bees • Butterflies and Moths • Other Insects – flies,beetles,wasps • Other Critters (especially birds)

  6. Find the Pollinators 6

  7. How ¡Are ¡Plants ¡Pollinated? ¡ Pollen Nation of Change The pollinator brings pollen from one plant to another

  8. 1. Pretend your TRY THIS hand is a bee 3. Touch the center of a paper flower 2. Stick your hand in a bag of What happens? Cheetos

  9. What ¡is ¡pollina@on? ¡ Kidsgrowingstrong.org

  10. WATCH THE BEE Pollinator.org 10

  11. Tulip Poplar Betty Hall A Bee Bulls Eye Betty Hall Rose Can you find the Mallow Anther and the Pistil?

  12. Try This – Collect Flowers From The Garden And Find The Anthers, Pistils and Pollen

  13. Part Two Gardens for Pollinators

  14. What do pollinated plants look like? Pollinator Pollinated Wind Pollinated Large colored Lots of small flowers flowers Betty Hall Betty Hall Anthers with Fluffy light sticky pollen pollen Betty Hall Boundless.com Sweet smell and lots of No nectar and nectar no scent Betty Hall 14 USDA

  15. BEE BALM AND CONE FLOWERS Betty Hall Bee Balm, cone flowers and hosts for butterflies, bees and One Garden – Many pollinators hummers

  16. Pollinator Gardens  Bee ¡Colorful ¡and ¡Sunny ¡  Bee ¡Full ¡of ¡Pollen ¡for ¡Bees ¡  Bee ¡Sweet ¡for ¡Everyone ¡  Bee ¡Na@ve ¡ ¡  Bee ¡Safe ¡ US Forest Service

  17. BEE ¡COLORFUL ¡ ¡POLLINATORS ¡LIKE ¡COLOR!! ¡ ¡ • Plant ¡lots ¡of ¡different ¡ colors ¡ • Use ¡reds, ¡purples, ¡ yellows ¡and ¡whites ¡ • Have ¡colors ¡all ¡year ¡ Betty Hall

  18. WHAT ¡IS ¡YOUR ¡FAVORITE ¡COLOR? ¡

  19. Aster Flat Yellow Center Bees and Butterflies Like Pink, Purple and Yellow Betty Hall

  20. Native Wild Honeysuckle Betty Hall Columbine Betty Hall Hummingbirds Like RED How are these plants Royal Catchfly Cardinal Flower alike? Betty Hall Betty Hall

  21. Yellow or green are for Beetles

  22. Can ¡you ¡find ¡the ¡moth? ¡ White is for moths US Forest Service Charles Pierce

  23. Try This – Go to the garden and write down what colors different pollinators like. You can also look up pollinators on-line.

  24. Part Three Bees

  25. Why ¡Like ¡Bees? ¡ ¡  They help grow our food  They are too busy to sting us I’m #1  They are fun to watch  They are the best pollinators

  26. The Bees – The Best Pollinators Can you find the bee? BUTTON BUSH AND BUMBLE Betty Hall BEE Betty Hall

  27. One bee can pollinate 5000 fruit flowers in a day YUMMY!!!

  28. WHERE DO BEES LIVE?

  29. A ¡HOME ¡FOR ¡HONEY ¡BEES ¡ Honey bees live together and lay eggs in a hive.

  30. I live alone. MASON BEE HOUSE Some bees live and lay eggs in holes Daisy Pollen and the Tiny Mason Bee

  31. We live together in the ground and lay eggs there BUTTERFLY MILKWEED WITH BUMBLE BEES Betty Hall SOME BEES LIVE IN TUNNELS IN THE GROUND

  32. Tiny ¡Adrena ¡Bees ¡Mean ¡Spring ¡ They ¡live ¡and ¡lay ¡eggs ¡in ¡sandy ¡soil. ¡

  33. Try this Go to the garden and look for bees. How many different kinds of bees can you find? Where do they live and lay eggs?

  34. Part Four Pollinators Need Nectar Power

  35. Bee Sweet - Dessert for pollinators A tongue for sipping Feet for pollen nectar Betty Hall

  36. One sweet flower – three pollinators And the Bring on pollen! the nectar! PURPLE POPPY MALLOW Callirhoe involucrata I like the seeds

  37. Go to the garden and watch the pollinators feed. Can you tell how they sip nectar? How do you sip sweet juice or soda?

  38. Part Five Native Plants and Pollinators

  39. WHAT IS A NATIVE PLANT? It has been here since the pioneers They did not bring it with them It has always been here for native pollinators like bees and butterflies Betty Hall

  40. BEE NATIVE – PLANT NATIVES. WHY? • They can grow here • The bees and other pollinators like them • Butterflies lay eggs on them • They are easy to grow

  41. BUTTERFLIES LAY THEIR EGGS ON NATIVE PLANTS LIKE MILKWEED Monarch Betty Hall COMMON MILKWEED

  42. Betty Hall

  43. Milkweed ¡Magic ¡ A Monarch Butterfly Betty Hall

  44. PURPLE MILKWEED WHORLED MILKWEED Milkweeds in bloom BUTTERFLY MILKWEED Betty Hall

  45. Spice Bush Magic Betty Hall

  46. Spicebush Butterfly Betty Hall

  47. Golden Wild Alexander Parsley Betty Hall Black Swallowtail

  48. Many Pollinating Insects Love Natives Tom Betty Hall Alex Wild Barnes Soldier Beetle Flower Fly Hummingbird Moth

  49. Try This: Plant 3 different native plants in your garden. Find out what pollinators like your plants?

  50. Part Six Bee Safe in the Garden

  51. Bee Safe Don’t use Poison Poison kills pollinators Dig with care Some pollinators nest in the ground Clean up the garden in Spring Pollinators spend the winter on plants

  52. How many pollinators can you find? Betty Hall

  53. Thanks Betty Hall

  54. Thanks ¡to: ¡ Wild ¡Ones ¡ Than ¡ Lexington ¡Chapter ¡ BeTy ¡Hall ¡ Connie ¡May ¡ Mary ¡Carol ¡Cooper ¡ Tom ¡Barnes ¡ Linda ¡Porter ¡ ¡ For ¡Educa*onal ¡Use ¡Only ¡ ¡

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