Wilton residents asked to let lawns grow to help feed pollinator populations

Organizers say winter is a starving season for bees and butterflies. They say four weeks without mowing will allow wildflowers like daisies, dandelion and clover to crop up and help feed and stabilize pollinator populations.

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