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No Mow March

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We’re back in 2026, and it’s time to join your local county Extension office in the Florida Panhandle to celebrate pollinators with No Mow March!

During early spring, our lawns and landscapes can help many native pollinators. Winter weeds and wildflowers give bees and other insects the nectar and pollen they need. When you let your yard—or even part of it—grow naturally, you give these pollinators a place to feed and survive.

So take a break from mowing in March and help support our pollinators!

 

No Mow March Video

An introductory video about the No Mow March initiative.

Events

Check out our listing of specific county community events on pollinators, wildflowers, and plants.

Pollinators and HOAs

Live in an Homeowners Association? Learn a few ways you can promote pollinators while following association lawn and landscape maintenance requirements.

Your Pollinators

Join our No Mow group on iNaturalist to upload photos and share what you see. You can make observations about pollinators and plants in your yard or neighborhood.