It’s that time of the year when you fill your gardens with flower bulbs that will bloom when the dull winter ends. The options are limitless when it comes to bulbs, but unfortunately, many of these are grown with pesticides and fungicides that harm the soil and poison pollinators such as bees. To make sure your garden is both beautiful and pesticide free in the spring time, here’s a guide for choosing sustainable, organically certified bulbs.
Keep your garden natural: Let bee-friendly bulbs transform your spring
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