Bees make great pollinators, but so do butterflies. Here are some tips on how to attract butterflies with a pollinator garden ...

Help monarch butterflies on their migration by planting native milkweeds and nectar plants like blue curl and zinnia in San ...

A recent study showed butterfly populations decreased by 22 percent since 2000. Find out what flowers you can plant to ...

Bees make great pollinators, but so do butterflies. Here are some tips on how to create a butterfly-friendly pollinator ...

The best way to support and maintain a healthy sustainable community is by protecting wildlife, birds and pollinators.

Why do we need to be concerned with pollinating insects? Well, approximately 80% of the plants that produce the fruits and ...

What you plant — and what you avoid — in the backyard can make a difference to your local butterfly population.

Just like bees, butterflies seek nectar from flowers, spreading pollen in areas where it’s needed for plants to grow, according to National Geographic Kids. Planting flowers butterflies love can ...

By growing milkweed, gardeners can play a direct role in the survival of these iconic butterflies. Adult Monarchs require a diverse array of nectar rich plants; here a female Monarch feast on ...

Ditch Harmful Chemicals: It’s essential to avoid pesticides and herbicides that harm butterflies and other pollinators. Opt for organic gardening methods instead, for a garden that’s better for ...

To turn your garden into a butterfly haven, consider plants that provide essential nectar to invite butterflies to stay and thrive. The following plants are known butterfly attractants.