We are excited to add two new garden spaces at Tonda Elementary School in Canton. Please join us and install native plants to create a lovely rain and pollinator garden for everyone to enjoy.

We are excited to offer our second Fall Native Plant Sale. We will have a variety of Michigan native plants for different soil types, wetness, and sunshine levels.

Fall is a great time to plant.

Gives Bees a Chance - A workshop for kids ages 5-8

Gives Bees a Chance - A workshop for kids ages 5-8

Native Plant Sale on Adams Street, alongside the PARC building in Plymouth MI.

We are excited to add a new garden space at the Knights of Columbus (Fire Station) park in Old Village. Please join us and install native plants to create a lovely pollinator garden for everyone to enjoy. We want to thank Wildflower Association of Michigan (WAM) for selecting our proposal and awarding a grant to make this project possible by funding the plants, garden signs, bird houses and water sources for birds and pollinators. This garden will also become a certified National Wildlife Federation wildlife habitat. Click the image to see more details.

Plymouth Pollinators Spring Community Group meeting will take place 6:30pm - 7:30 pm, May 8th at the PARC on Adams Street, Plymouth, Room #303. Elevators are on the first floor.

Wild Ones Wayne County members will introduce the brand new chapter and provide information on how to get involved.

We’ll also discuss how to create a pollinator habitat and provide updates about 2024 projects and events and how folks can volunteer.

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Come and celebrate Earth Day with the Plymouth Pollinators on Saturday, April, 20th. We'll be at two locations:

Spring Artisan Market in DTP from 9:00am-3:00pm where we will be providing educational material about pollinators and native plants and will have some seeds and fun swag bags for donations.

Earth Day in the PARC where we’ll have education material as well as some kids activities from 10:00am to 2:00pm.

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Learn how to get your seeds started by attending our winter sowing event! This event is in collaboration with Graye’s Greenhouse and Michiganense Natives.

Join us in Old Village for the fall Wilcox Lake clean up. We’ll continue to remove invasive trees to increase pollinator habitat, pedestrian safety and reveal a beautiful view from Point Park.

Plymouth Pollinators Spring Native Plant Sale will take place 10:30am - 3pm, August 26th at the PARC on Adams Street, Plymouth.

This event is in partnership with Michiganense Natives who are kindly donating a portion of the sales to Plymouth Pollinators to support our future projects.

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Plymouth Pollinators Spring Native Plant Sale will take place 10:30am - 3pm, June 10th at the PARC on Adams Street, Plymouth.

This event is in partnership with Michiganense Natives who are kindly donating a portion of the sales to Plymouth Pollinators to support our future projects.

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We are excited to add a new garden within Plymouth on Church Street, near the PARC. Please join us and install native plants to create a wonderful pollinator garden for everyone to enjoy. We want to thank North Oakland Wild Ones for selecting our proposal and awarding a grant to make this project come to life by funding the plants and signs. Click the image to see more details.

Join us in Old Village this spring to continue the clean up efforts at Wilcox Lake. We’ll remove invasive trees to increase pollinator habitat, pedestrian safety, and reveal even more of that beautiful lake view.

This event is in collaboration with the Old Village Association, Friends of the Rouge and Wayne County.

The Plymouth Pollinators will talk about the steady decline in the pollinator population and habitat, why pollinators are so important to our ecosystem, and why they need our help. They will also focus on the benefits of incorporating native plants into garden spaces, how to find native plants, and how eager gardeners can prepare their gardens for spring. Non garden club members are invited to attend.

Where: Belleville Area District Library - Fred C Fischer Library at 167 4th Street, Belleville, 48111 in the Cossad room on the main floor.

When: Monday, 7-8:00 pm

Plymouth Pollinators Spring Community Group meeting will take place 6:30pm - 7:30 pm, May 4th at the PARC on Adams Street, Plymouth, Room #303. Elevators are on the first floor.

We’ll have a lively discussion about spring garden clean-up, updates about 2023 projects and events, and will end with our guest speaker, Adam Huttenstine from Michiganense Natives.

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We'll be at the Spring Artisan Market in DTP on April 22nd from 9:00am-3:00pm to celebrate Earth Day by providing educational material about pollinators and native plants and will have some fun swag bags for donations.

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Bring the family to the Plymouth Fall colors event on Sunday, October 9, 2022. There will be something for everyone to enjoy! Make sure to swing by and say hello to the Plymouth Pollinators.

It’s time for the inaugural Plymouth-Canton Bookfest at PARC. Be sure to swing by room #303 to visit the Plymouth Pollinators.

Join us in Old Village for part 2 of the Wilcox Lake clean up. We’ll continue to remove invasive trees to increase pollinator habitat, pedestrian safety and reveal a beautiful view from Point Park.

We are excited to partner with Genevieve DeVries Photography and offer photo shoot mini sessions in one of our gardens.

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Help us clean up Wilcox Lake on Saturday, June 11 from 9 am to 1 pm. We’ll meet at Point Park at 1140 Starkweather for a brief introduction.

Please bring gloves, safety glasses, hand tools (pruners, loppers and hand saws).

Please fill out our Google form if you’re interested in volunteering.

Please join us for our first (ever) volunteer event on Monday, June 6 from 6-7 pm at Lion's Club Park! We will be collaborating with Keep Plymouth Leafy to install "soft landings" gardens around a few of the trees near the pollinator garden.

We're thinking Spring and talking about garden plans for this event! We'll be sharing information on upcoming community projects. We're also very excited to welcome our first guest speaker Sara Lennert.

Getting the group together to think Spring and gardening! We'll provide updates on upcoming projects, discuss Spring garden prep, and share info on local native plant sales and nurseries.