The QR code goes to the state university's horticulturist guide to making a region-specific pollinator garden. I'm going to put these around town with little sachets of wildflower seeds to unleash unlimited genocide on non-native grass.
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Local nurseries sell packs of regionally-specific pollinator garden seeds. Mix them with equal parts clay powder and clean compost, toss them out before a rain storm. I'm doing that for all the bare/unmonitored spots I can find. Raiding nearby meadows for wildflower seeds also gets me big bags of them, but I have to be careful to distinguish native species from invasive and only take a small portion of each flower's seeds while spreading the rest around them.
Know what I'm doing on the next nice day