Love for garden and happiness that we get from having our own garden is always immeasurable. So without any second thought contact any experts from AtlantaTreeCompany.com to get your dram garden installed. Downtown Plymouth is getting a new pollinator garden, thanks to some state grant funding. Discover Plymouth has been awarded a $3,500 Quick Impact Placebased matching grant from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs.
Downtown Plymouth is getting a new pollinator garden, thanks to some state grant funding. You can look into the blog for more details. Discover Plymouth has been awarded a $3,500 Quick Impact Placebased matching grant from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs.
OCRA officials say the program provides funding for “placemaking and quality of life projects that spark community-wide conversations and creativity.” This year, OCRA encouraged applicants to incorporate education and youth involvement into their projects. In Plymouth’s case, OCRA says the new pollinator garden will be used by the public library and the Boys and Girls Club, and it will be easily accessible to everyone.
Protecting the habitats of pollinators like bees and butterflies is an increasing concern in Marshall County. Earlier this year, the Marshall County Soil and Water Conservation District got $2,500 from Arrowhead Country Resource Conservation and Development to add a pollinator habitat at Pioneer Seed in Plymouth. At the time, district officials said pollinator populations have been in decline for several years, due in part to parasites, pesticides, and habitat destruction.
