Pollinator Pathway
Lemon Grove
City-wide effort to help pollinators, organized by the Busy Bee Garden Co-op!
The Busy Bee Garden Co-op is a neighbors helping neighbors initiative to create a greener, more bio-diverse Lemon Grove, while fostering community togetherness. Our goal is a healthier city, with equitable access to green spaces that benefit both pollinators and citizens.
These efforts are supported by the following organizations: The Lemon Grove Garden and Nature Club, Wild Ones San Diego, the Monarch Fellowship, and Caterpillar Chow Habitat Farms.
Pollinator gardens can be found at: The Dartmoor Naturehood Project, Mariposa Lane (AKA: The Secret Path of Lemon Grove), the Lemon Grove Bistro, the Lemon Grove Historical Society, San Altos Elementary, and several homes around our wonderful city.
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Mariposa Lane
Mariposa Lane is an important path created to help kids get to and from an elementary school. In 2016 a youth group painted a fun mural to make the path more interesting and inviting for the kids. The area would get overgrown with weeds and vegetation until the Busy Bee Garden Co-op took on the task of cleaning it up and planting a native pollinator garden!
Now Mariposa Lane is enjoyed by all the neighbors in the area and includes a native seed library and interactive games for kids.
Mariposa Lane's native plants now host several butterfly species and is a fabulous place to get up close to our many native bee species.
To visit Mariposa Lane, just Google Map: Secret Path of Lemon Grove