Bellevue Bee City USA Sign
Thank you for growing native plants in your garden! This sign is specially designed to be placed in Bellevue, NE gardens to serve as a visual cue, educating your neighbors and passersby about your efforts to support pollinators and wildlife, while also promoting a more eco-friendly and natural landscape.
Please also find and take the pollinator pledge on our website. You can fill in how many square feet of garden you currently have and we are collecting that information to track our city’s growth and report that to the Xerces Society annually.
Thank you for growing native plants in your garden! This sign is specially designed to be placed in Bellevue, NE gardens to serve as a visual cue, educating your neighbors and passersby about your efforts to support pollinators and wildlife, while also promoting a more eco-friendly and natural landscape.
Please also find and take the pollinator pledge on our website. You can fill in how many square feet of garden you currently have and we are collecting that information to track our city’s growth and report that to the Xerces Society annually.
Thank you for growing native plants in your garden! This sign is specially designed to be placed in Bellevue, NE gardens to serve as a visual cue, educating your neighbors and passersby about your efforts to support pollinators and wildlife, while also promoting a more eco-friendly and natural landscape.
Please also find and take the pollinator pledge on our website. You can fill in how many square feet of garden you currently have and we are collecting that information to track our city’s growth and report that to the Xerces Society annually.
The sign will be available to pick up at Earth Day in Bellevue at Bellevue University on April 13 from 12pm - 4pm. Starting May 31st, we will have the signs for pick up at at the Bellevue Farmers Market 8:30am - 12:30pm or you can contact us at admin@greenbellevue.org to arrange a pick up.
Credit for sign design: Christina Musgrave Kingsfoil Gardens Native Landscapes Designer