@Mossworm1 My general opinion mostly deals with prioritization--if we take care of the really egregious invasives first and start to build more native landscaping/habitat, then we can start to worry about the other stuff, and by then hopefully we will have more alternatives for pollinators.
@Mossworm1 Everytime I see a U.S. pollinator outreach with European honeybees highlighted I just want to evangelize about sweat bees and leafcutter bees and bumblebees and... man, we just have so many COOL native bees that never get as much love.
These Dormanred raspberries are weird and don't seem to ripen in the same way as other raspberries I've harvested before, but they are also cheerfully churning out berries in the 100* weather. I was ready to dig them up two weeks ago, and now I'm kinda impressed. π
@srt_reno@Mossworm1 If you put a border or distinct edge against the unmowed area, it looks much more intentional and quite pretty!
Best example I could find on short notice: