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Meet the Pollinators And Plan Your Garden

Source: The Coaster · Jul 20, 2026, 10:00 AM

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An upcoming educational meeting in Ocean Grove will introduce residents to the diverse world of pollinators beyond honeybees.

Attendees will discover how bats, hummingbirds, moths, midges, beetles, flies, and other beneficial insects support healthy gardens and ecosystems.

The session, hosted by the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, offers practical knowledge for gardeners looking to attract and support these essential creatures.

Key points

  • Pollinators include far more than just bees—bats, hummingbirds, moths, midges, beetles, and flies all play vital roles
  • Educational meeting scheduled for July 22 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
  • Learning about pollinators helps residents design gardens that support beneficial insects and improve local ecosystems
  • Diverse pollinator species are essential for garden health and food production

FAQ

What types of pollinators will be covered at the meeting?
The meeting will explore bats, hummingbirds, moths, midges, beetles, flies, and other beneficial insects that pollinate gardens and support ecosystems.
When and where is the pollinator meeting being held?
The meeting takes place Wednesday, July 22, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association meeting hall.
Who should attend this gardening and pollinator event?
The meeting is open to all residents interested in learning how to attract pollinators and plan pollinator-friendly gardens.

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