Native North American plants and pollinators have evolved together over time. The plants have traits that allow for specific interactions, the right bloom times and the right kind of nectar and ...

Patio pot plants not only look beautiful, but planting certain varieties to attract pollinator insects, such as bees, butterflies and other insects, can add so much interest and support wildlife.

Many gardeners today are interested in native plants because their blossoms provide food for pollinators. However, ...

White pines and Colorado blue spruce are common landscape trees commonly used for holiday decorating (often sold in retail ...

The low-growing bunchberry plant looks breathtaking when used as a ground cover. For the best landscape, here are some ...

Bumblebees are some of the earliest pollinators to emerge, flying at low temperatures when many other insects don’t. Most bumblebees will find food wherever they can so, although native flowers are ...

In fact, garden flowers in our cities and towns can provide insect pollinators with up to 85% of the ... These plants are more drought and heat tolerant than native UK species. If you can, its best to ...

Researchers uncover unique insect-plant relationship: ants and crickets pollinate and disperse Balanophora seeds.

There’s a lot we have to learn about them but what we do know is that, as well as being specialist pollinators of native plants, most bees will pollinate a wide range of other plants as well.

Planting native wildflowers will take a while to establish and start showing blooms, usually two to three years, officials said. Members of the public must have patience as the plants establish ...