Volunteers report early success for Dwire Park pollinator garden
September 24, 2026 | Edison, Middlesex County, New Jersey
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Presenters described the Dwire Park Pollinator Garden as a local response to habitat loss: volunteers cleared debris and planted native species in spring to provide food and shelter for pollinators.
One presenter said, "We also planted over 65 uh different native plants to attract native pollinator species." They reported that by June many flowers had begun to bloom and that volunteers continue to weed and water the site. Presenters added the planting includes more than 35 local native species and emphasized continued maintenance and monitoring to sustain the habitat.
Organizers thanked volunteers and local community groups for help establishing the garden and urged residents to visit and support future plantings.
One presenter said, "We also planted over 65 uh different native plants to attract native pollinator species." They reported that by June many flowers had begun to bloom and that volunteers continue to weed and water the site. Presenters added the planting includes more than 35 local native species and emphasized continued maintenance and monitoring to sustain the habitat.
Organizers thanked volunteers and local community groups for help establishing the garden and urged residents to visit and support future plantings.
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