Hi everybody it's Joe Lample the Joe behind Joe Gardner today I'm bringing you one of my favorite archive

episodes from the smartest person I know on the subject of attracting native insects

actually on the subject of insects, period.

Today's episode is about attracting those native insects to our gardens

as we gear up for spring and what we should know to create those habitats and keep them safe. And as a bonus this episode certainly covers some nice geek out moments too and

I'll tell you more about what's ahead coming right up but first a word from

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