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Go pesticide-free in your garden

Close up shot of bumblebee on sunflower by Miranda Shephard

Leaving weedkillers and bug sprays on the shelf is one of the best things you can do to help bumblebees. Using pesticides can harm the pollinators visiting your patch in a number of ways, including:

  • Killing bumblebees directly (even if they are not the intended target).
  • Affecting bumblebees’ ability to find flowers and reproduce.
  • Destroying the wildflowers which bumblebees need for their food.

Download our guide to discover some simple, practical ways you can make the switch to gardening organically and in balance with nature, so you can create a healthier, safer space for bumblebees and other wildlife too.

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