Prepping for Pollinators – Texarkana Gazette

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Sandra Jackson and Bruce Ferguson, Miller County Red Dirt Master Gardeners members, put together the last of four raised beds Friday afternoon, May 28, 2021, as part of a new pollinator garden the group is installing near the Gateway Farmers Market. The project will serve as both a demonstration to the public and a place for pollinators, like butterflies and bees, to thrive as a necessary part of the ecosystem. Miller County Red Dirt Master Gardeners received a grant from Arkansas Natural Resource Conservation Commission for just under $10,000 for the project, which will also feature four in-ground beds. Still, donations are needed in volunteers and funding. Staff photo by Kelsi Brinkmeyer

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Sandra Jackson and Bruce Ferguson, Miller County Red Dirt Master Gardeners members, put together the last of four raised beds Friday afternoon, May 28, 2021, as part of a new pollinator garden the group is installing near the Gateway Farmers Market.

The project will serve as both a demonstration to the public and a place for pollinators, like butterflies and bees, to thrive as a necessary part of the ecosystem.

Miller County Red Dirt Master Gardeners received a grant from Arkansas Natural Resource Conservation Commission for just under $10,000 for the project, which will also feature four in-ground beds.

Still, donations are needed in volunteers and funding. Staff photo by Kelsi Brinkmeyer