Tom Ingram

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Humans grow about 1,400 different plants for food or industrial production, and about 80% of those plants need to be pollinated to produce, but insect populations are declining.

Pollinators like butterflies and moths get most of the attention in our landscapes, but there are some things we can do to encourage birds, as well.

If the U.S. were to suffer a decline in population similar to that of monarch butterflies, it would leave the country with roughly the populations of California and Texas combined.

With just 60 days from planting to harvest, you can come in after harvesting and replant more bean seeds to get several harvests during the year.

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Tom Ingram Tulsa Master Gardeners If you are growing vegetables in your home garden, you are probably starting to notice a variety of issues with your plants, if you haven't already.