Kelly Marshall

We live in the beautiful state of NH for all of the nature and wild places that we can spend time in, and this also includes our home. For years, we have chosen to buy plants that are not grown with neonicotinoids, because we don't want to attract pollinators to our yard and end up killing them. Studies have concluded that neonics kill bees and other insects. Thousands of birds, reptiles, and amphibians rely on insects for their food, and so do we. It is deplorable to think that growers continue to use poisons, knowing what the result is going to be. If growers aren't willing to take accountability for this unconscionable practice, then those who are responsible for taking care of the residents of this state and the wildlife that help support our way of life and the economy need to make us all proud to have you make this important decision to restrict the use of neonicotinoids.