A publication of the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives
A queen wakes up in spring after a long winter nap. After finding a place to call home, and enjoying a breakfast of flower nectar and pollen, she starts laying eggs, which will turn into bumble bees.
Anyone who gardens, or even putters in the yard, knows that the simple act of gardening provides many benefits — fresh air, exercise, stress relief and access to fresh foods to name a few.
When it comes to gardening for nature, big changes come in small packages and work best when approached with baby steps.
Madison Truong knew she was doing much more than learning how to grow fresh vegetables.
March 2022
