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Pollinators (like bees, butterflies, hoverflies) are essential in organic gardening. They are responsible for the fertilisation of many fruit, vegetable, and flowering plants, leading to higher yields and better quality produce. Organic gardening actively supports pollinators by avoiding harmful pesticides, providing a continuous supply of nectar and pollen-rich flowers, and offering nesting/sheltering habitats. A thriving pollinator population indicates a healthy, balanced organic ecosystem.
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