A pollinator garden is a type of garden that is designed to attract and support pollinators such as bees, butterflies and other insects. Pollinator gardens are made up of nectar and pollen-rich plants ...

Follow these expert-approved tips to attract bees, birds, butterflies, and more to your backyard. tanjica perovic photography / GETTY IMAGES Do you want to attract wildlife that will boost the health ...

If you’ve planted flowers, herbs, or vegetables, your garden already attracts some pollinators. However, you can make your garden even more welcoming by learning how to create a pollinator garden that ...

If you spend a morning outside, sitting with a cup of coffee in the midst of a gorgeous garden, you’ll realize the importance of plants for pollinators. Bees, butterflies, moths and flower flies flit ...

Creating a pollinator-friendly balcony garden can be an exciting way to contribute to the environment while enjoying the ...

OTHER INSECTS PLAY A BIG ROLE IN OUR ECOSYSTEM. THAT’S WHY A NEW GARDEN AT CARNOUSTIE NATURE PRESERVE IS MAKING POLLINATION A PRIORITY. WE HAVE SOME CROPS. WE HAVE BEE BALM. ALL OF THESE PLANTS HAVE ...

It's officially pollinator season, which means pollinator gardens are trending on social media. People are sharing their home gardens and all of the visitors that have flown in to pollinate them on ...

A new community garden in Lorain was created with the intention to preserve the environment and a lifetime full of memories. The pollinator garden, which was planted last fall on the northeast corner ...

Susan Brantley is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Biology and a 2025 winner of the Teaching Excellence Award. A peaceful spot to unwind on a beautiful day. A haven where butterflies flit among ...

WEST CHESTER—While butterflies and bees will have another place in the borough to feast, both residents and visitors will enjoy a little slice of beauty at the new Chestnut Street Garage Pollinator ...

When it comes to creating an appetizing backyard habitat for bees, butterflies and other pollinators, MSU Extension's Senior Horticulture Educator Rebecca Finneran borrows an expression from the 1989 ...