What You Can Do to Help Pollinators Thrive
Small steps make a big difference. Here are simple, powerful actions you can take:
-
Join No Mow May: Let your lawn grow wild for the month of May to provide early-season food for bees and other pollinators.
-
Plant native wildflowers: Swap ornamental plants for pollinator-friendly blooms like echinacea, goldenrod, and lavender.
-
Avoid pesticides & herbicides: Chemicals harm pollinators and disrupt delicate ecosystems.
-
Provide shelter & water: Pollinator houses, brush piles, and shallow water dishes offer essential rest stops for these tiny workers.
-
Celebrate the wild: Embrace the beauty of “weeds” like dandelions — they are among the first lifelines for bees in spring.
Why This Matters to Us
Our brand was born from a simple, personal story: after being shamed for having dandelions on my lawn, I decided to stand up for pollinators instead of against them. From that moment, I began creating hand-foraged, botanical skincare that not only heals the skin but also honors the natural world.
Every balm you hold carries that story — a promise of care for your skin and a commitment to help pollinators flourish.
Together, we can create a blooming world where bees buzz, wildflowers thrive, and future generations inherit a planet full of life.
Join us in the movement.
Follow along @apisandflos
