Pollinators provide many benefits. One of the best ways to help pollinators is planting trees that will house and feed them ...

Wisconsin's state flower was chosen by school children in 1909 and officially codified into law in 1949.

Andrea and I are running up to Harriman to hike around Silver Lake. How about going with us?” my wife asked me last Saturday ...

In particular, to attract hummingbirds, we recommend growing long-blooming flowers, which will fill your garden with color ...

Each state is unique for its landscape, culture and various emblems. State symbols like official birds, trees, flags and flowers are common, but did you know some states have some uncommon ones ...

Adding a pollinator garden is a great way to support native birds and insects while adding beauty to your space, but don't forget this vibrant perennial.

What is the Iowa state bird? The Eastern Gold Finch officially became the state bird in 1933. It is regularly seen around the state and often remains in Iowa during the winter.

OHIO (WJW) — Most every state in the country has them: state flags, songs, flowers, birds and more. Whether they celebrate history, nature or other uniqueness, they help tell a story about each ...

Most Kansas students learn early that the sunflower is the state flower, the meadowlark is the state bird, and the cottonwood is the state tree.

Or a state amphibian? Here's a look at the state symbols designated by state officials, from state motto, state flower, state song and more. Georgia's state motto and other Georgia symbols ...

These state bird and flower stamps, issued in 1982, were highly popular. All 50 stamps are unique, but many states share the same state bird. Can you find the seven cardinals? Courtesy of Jeff Reiter ...

The general uniformity of colour would be advantageous as an indication of bird-flowers as distinguished from insect-flowers; but there is no similarity to the colours of the birds.