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ways to attract predatory wasps and yellow jackets.

 
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This is one I have been wanting to talk about for a while, from my observations, wasps and yellow jackets are particularly fond of alium flowers, because of its size they can access the nectar more easily. this is one video of a Eastern sand was in the garden.
 
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Wanda Kaluza has allowed me to share her vid on this topic.
this one features pleurisy root or orange flower that attract predatoy wasp, pollinator, butterfly etc.
 
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