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How Well Do You Know Pollinators?

August 10, 2018

Milkweed serves as the host plant for the Monarch butterfly. Its sap can be toxic to other wildlife. Photo by Robert Carlson.

I think we all know Monarch butterflies and milkweed go together. Do you know what other pollinators and plants are evolved together? Or which flower shapes, fragrances, colors and bloom times attract certain pollinators? The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center recently sent a quiz that answers these questions. ‘Thought maybe you’d like to test your knowledge.

Take the quiz and test your knowledge.

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