Bees in the squash! Squash bees (Peponapis pruinosa in this case) are solitary bees native to North America that only forage on the flowers of one native plant family: squash! Intriguingly, squash isn’t native outside of the desert southwest, and yet squash bees are found in almost all the places we now grow squash (think pumpkin patches everywhere and zucchini in gardens). These bees have spread as people planted squash. During summer, you can see them in your garden enjoying flowers from the c

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