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- If you're a landowner
with even a little bit of
water on your property,
including a stream, a pond,
or even ephemeral water,
that is a really perfect opportunity
to increase pollinator habitat
and encourage the growth
of native plant species
that attract pollinators.
Here at the High Desert Museum,
we have a stream and a pond.
So some species that grow near water
and are great for pollinators
include Douglas' spirea,
willow, and forget-me-not.
Another benefit of
having a riparian habitat
is that it can extend your flowering time.
It can also increase the color, diversity,
and even shape differences
of these flowers,
which attract even more pollinators
and different types of
pollinators to your property.
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This video describes how riparian areas and other water sources help to enhance pollinator habitat in your woods.