Gratitude to those who made these gardens possible with their donations or labor, and to those who continue to tend them today.
We love how this pollinator garden, designed by Kimberly Brown, transformed a dry, unused corner of the Ashland Emergency Food Bank property into a beautiful haven for pollinators and people.
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We are now slowly adding native and drought tolerant plants to the mix.
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Photo Album.
We moved into our office on Main Street in February 2019, and right away, began dreaming of a beautiful pollinator garden, filled with native, low- to no-irrigation plants. Here is the list of the native plants growing in the front garden.
Our new Garden Guide is now available for a self-guided tour as well as for sale. Providing detailed information about each of the 31 plant species growing in the Garden, as well as the
pollinators they
support, the Guide is
a special resource to
help you create a
native plant garden
for the pollinators!
The south side of the building is now a mini-nursery as well as a pollinator garden.
We are fortunate and grateful to be the recipient of a grant from the Ashland Food
Co-op in 2019 that helped us turn our dream into reality.
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Photo Album.
The Pollination Place, Phoenix, OR
Follow us on our seed journey, and find out about the next generation of these plants as we collect and plant the seeds to grow more pollinator plants.
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Gratitude and many thanks to Wanda Borland for all of her work on these wonderful videos below! Learn more about Wanda, a Pollinteer Extrodinaire, on our Blog.
And, please enjoy these short in-the-moment videos of the pollinators, plants, and gardens at The Pollination Place in this Album.