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https://www.wildbienenforschung.de/wp-content/uploads/20240524_123314-scaled.jpg25601920Many wild perennials (native perennial herbs) are excellent sources of food and pollen for pollinating insects. Planting certain species in particular, such as campanula, can specifically encourage specialized wild bees. Gardens are important for providing these resources ...