Cut Bank Community Garden

09/01/2026

Some eye candy from the pollinator garden.

08/20/2026

08/19/2026

Will not be accepting TVs. Please bring all other e-waste to NMJRDD on August 21st!

08/19/2026

MONTANA – The Montana W**d Control Association (MWCA) warned the public on May 14 about “false dandelions,” also known as spotted catsear, which is a plant that people often mistake

06/08/2026

One of the sweetest sights in nature is a little bumblebee nestled inside a flower. With her fluffy body, delicate wings, and tiny pollen-dusted legs, she looks like a living spark of joy. She may be busy gathering pollen, but to us, this peaceful moment feels like a small masterpiece created by nature itself. Every flower she visits helps life bloom, reminding us that even the smallest creatures play an important role in the beauty of our world.

05/21/2026

🐝✨ TYPES OF BEES — Nature’s Tiny Flying Masterpieces ✨🐝

From powerful Bumblebees to brilliant Carpenter Bees, every bee has a unique role in keeping our world alive. 🌼🍯
These tiny pollinators are not just insects — they are the heartbeat of nature, spreading life flower by flower. 🌎💛

🐝 Social Bees work together like a perfect kingdom of teamwork and survival.
🌿 Solitary Bees prove that even alone, nature can create something extraordinary.
🌸 Every bee species carries beauty, intelligence, and the power to protect our ecosystem.

✨ Without bees, forests fade… flowers disappear… and life loses color.
✨ Tiny wings can create massive change in the natural world.
✨ Protect bees today, because the future blooms with them tomorrow.

🐝🌻

05/19/2026

🐝 Did you know wild bees are nature’s tiny survival experts?
When nights turn cold, many wild bees crawl deep inside flowers and rest until the morning sun warms them enough to fly again. 🌸
A single bloom can become a cozy shelter where 2–3 bees share warmth, holding on gently with their tiny jaws while they sleep.
So the “sleeping” bee you spot inside your flower isn’t dead or sick—it’s simply taking a peaceful nap after a long day of pollination.
✨ Bees pollinate nearly 75% of flowering plants and many crops we rely on.
🌼 Picking flowers early in the morning can accidentally harm resting pollinators.
💛 Protecting flowers means protecting the tiny workers that help keep ecosystems alive.

05/11/2026

Bumblebee Bat

05/11/2026

Rangelands provide nesting places for native bees, many species of which are solitary and use small patches of bare ground or hollow- or pithy-stemmed wildflowers and grasses for nesting sites.