Table 1. average date Plant Name First Bloom Avg. End Bloom Avg.
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1 Table 1. The following table shows the average date, in terms of growing degree days (abbreviated GDD hereafter) of first and last bloom for each plant type. Plant Name First Bloom Avg. End Bloom Avg. White Prairie Clover Golden Zizia Blue Giant Hyssop(Anise Hyssop) Rattlesnake Master Common Boneset Sweetscented Joe Pye Weed Wild Bergamot Clustered Mountainmint Pinnate Prairie Coneflower Swamp Verbena Culver's Root Lenten rose Gold Tide forsythia 'Courtasol' Star magnolia 'Royal Star' PJM rhododendron Koreanspice viburnum Crabapple 'Coralcole' Common lilac 'Charles Joly' Chinese Lilac 'Red Rothomagensis' Common lilac 'President Grevy' Vanhoutte spirea Beardtongue 'Husker Red' Manchurian Lilac 'Miss Kim' Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Tiny Rubies' Siberian iris 'Anniversary' Hybrid sage 'May Night' Perennial geranium 'Nimbus' Redosier dogwood False indigo Leopardbane 'Magnificum' Weigela 'Red Prince' Arrowwood viburnum 'Ralph Senior' Bumald spirea 'Goldflame' Potentilla fruticosa 'Abottswood' Oakleaf hydrangea Cutleaf elderberry 'Laciniata' Purple coneflower 'Magnus' Daylily 'Raspberry Pixie' Butterfly weed Bee balm 'Raspberry Wine' Garden phlox 'David' Rose-of-Sharon 'Blushing Bride' Japanese Anemone 'Honorine Jobert' Sedum 'Autumn Joy'
2 Figure 1. The following chart represents the average GDD for first and last bloom. The same information is present in Table 1 above.
3 Figure 1. Continued
4 Table 2. Distribution of pollinator visitation for each plant in terms of total number of visits and visits by each pollinator species. BB: Bumble Bee CB: Carpenter Bee HB: Honey Bee OBK: Other Bee Known OBU: Other Bee Unknown H: Humming Bird B/M: Butterfly or Moth W: Wasp F: Fly B: Beetle Tot Poll: Total Pollinators PlantName BB CB HB OBK OBU H B/M W F B Tot Poll Gold Tide forsythia 'Courtasol' Star magnolia 'Royal Star' PJM rhododendron Koreanspice viburnum Crabapple 'Coralcole' Common lilac 'Charles Joly' Vanhoutte spirea Manchurian Lilac 'Miss Kim' Redosier dogwood Weigela 'Red Prince' Arrowwood viburnum 'Ralph Senior' Bumald spirea 'Goldflame' Potentilla fruticosa 'Abottswood' Oakleaf hydrangea Cutleaf elderberry 'Laciniata' Rose-of-Sharon 'Blushing Bride' Chinese Lilac 'Red Rothomagensis' Japanese Anemone 'Honorine Jobert' Butterfly weed False indigo Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Tiny Rubies' Leopardbane 'Magnificum' Purple coneflower 'Magnus' Perennial geranium 'Nimbus' Lenten rose Daylily 'Raspberry Pixie' Siberian iris 'Anniversary' Bee balm 'Raspberry Wine' Beardtongue 'Husker Red' Garden phlox 'David' Hybrid sage 'May Night' Sedum 'Autumn Joy' Common lilac 'President Grevy' Blue Giant Hyssop(Anise Hyssop) White Prairie Clover Rattlesnake Master
5 Common Boneset Sweetscented Joe Pye Weed Wild Bergamot Clustered Mountainmint Pinnate Prairie Coneflower Swamp Verbena Culver's Root Golden Zizia
6 Figure 2. The following chart represents the distribution of total number of pollinator visits for each plant. The same information is present in Table 2 above.
7 Table 3. The following table shows the diversity of pollinator for each garden and the total number of plant species present each garden. BB: Bumble Bee CB: Carpenter Bee HB: Honey Bee OBK: Other Bee Known OBU: Other Bee Unknown H: Humming Bird B/M: Butterfly or Moth W: Wasp F: Fly B: Beetle Tot Poll: Total Pollinators fkgardenid: used to uniquely identify each garden. Plant Diversity: total number of plants present in a specific garden fkgardenid Plant Diversity BB CB HB OBK OBU H B/M W F B Tot Poll
8 Figure 3. The following chart represents the total number of plant species and total number of pollinators for each garden. The same information is present in Table 3 above. The Pearson s product-moment correlation between Plant Diversity and Tot Poll is We carry out a statistical hypothesis test of HH 00 against HH 55 : HH 00 : TThee ttttttee cccctttteeccccttcccccc ccii eeeettcccc ttcc 0 vs. HH 55 : TThee ttttttee cccctttteeccccttcccccc ccii ggtteecctteett tthcccc 0, which yields a p-value of (< 0.05). Thus, we can reject the null hypothesis. There is sufficient statistical evidence at the αα = 0.05 level to conclude that there is a significant linear relationship between the total plant species diversity and total pollinators in each garden.
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