BFG Registration

Bee Friendly Garden Registration
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Category
- 1.1 Your Name*
  
  First NameLast Name
- 1.2 Organization and/or Garden Name
- 1.3 Your unique BFG Membership number*
- 1.4 Email address*
  example@example.com
- 1.5 Re-enter Email address*
  example@example.com
- 1.6 Phone Number (We will only use this to contact you if we can’t reach you by email; we will not share your information outside of Pollinator Partnership.)
  
  Area CodePhone Number
- HomePublicCommunity/FoodOther
- 1.8 Approximate garden size - report in square feet (to convert units to square feet: acres x 43,560; square meters x 10.764; hectares x 107,600)*
  square feet
- 1.9 Street Address
- 1.10 City garden is located in*
- 1.11 State/Province garden is located in*
- 1.11a Address*
  
  Street Address
  
  Country
  
  CityState / Province
  
  Postal / Zip Code
- 1.12 Zip/Postal Code*
- 1.13 One photograph that is representative of your garden*
  
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- YesNo
- YesNo
- 2.3 List a minimum of five pollinator-friendly plants in your garden (common or Latin name). Three should be native to your region (indicate these with an asterisk).*
- Native plants support the widest diversity of pollinators, making them an essential part of Bee Friendly Gardens. Three native plants are required for BFG registration. We encourage incorporating as many region-specific native plants as possible to maximize the benefits for your local pollinators. Non-native plants can also benefit pollinators, as long as they are not invasive in your region. If using non-native plants, ensure they offer nectar and/or pollen or serve as host plants. You can check our Ecoregional Guides for a list of native plants and some non-native plants that support pollinators. If you don't meet the minimum requirements, we encourage you to indentify, source, and plant three native plant species and then return to register your BFG. Our regional native pollinator garden recipe cards as well as the Find Your Roots tool are the perfect guide for building a native pollinator garden in your area! If you need further assistance seeking resources on plant sourcing/purchasing, please email bfg@pollinator.org, and take advantage of the 20% Member discount on our consulting services.
- Spring (March-May)Summer (June-August)Fall (September-November)Winter (December-February)
- 2.5 Upload pictures of your pollen and nectar providing plants*
  
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- Small spaces between plants that are not mulched or disturbed (bare ground under bunching vegetation, at the base of stems, etc.)Undisturbed patches of ground (including bare soil, small cut banks, sand piles, etc.)Dead trees/snagsPermanent woody plantsSpent herbaceous plants with pithy stemsNative bee nesting boxesOther
- 2.7 Upload Pictures of your Nesting Habitat*
  
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- YesNo
- YesNo
- 3.1b Explain how you limit pollinator contact with chemicals.*
- MowingHerbicide ApplicationPullingOther
- Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a sustainable, science-based, decision-making process that combines biological, cultural, physical, and chemical tools to identify, manage, and reduce risk from pests and pest management tools and strategies in a way that minimizes overall economic, health, and environmental risks (IPM Institute of North America).
- YesNo
- YesNoMaybe
- I have read and agreed to the above declaration.
- YesNo
- 4.3 Donate to Bee Friendly Gardening! Your optional donation provides continued support to expand BFG and amplify your impact.
  
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  USDYour donation will go towards expanding the program and improving benefits for BFG members!
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