Marigolds are another fantastic choice for attracting bees and butterflies. These cheerful flowers come in shades of yellow, orange, and red, and their strong scent helps to deter garden pests.

Milkweeds (Asclepias spp.) that many gardeners plant to attract and feed monarch butterflies aren’t toxic to bees, but ...

Pincushions are tall, delicate flowers in the landscape, but in spite of their looks, they're actually quite tough. Here are ...

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.

Lantana’s exuberant flowers—the individual blooms are tiny, but burst forth in tight clusters—attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Lantana’s exuberant flowers—the individual blooms are ...

Many wildflowers have become more scarce in farmland through loss of hedgerows, hay meadows, chalk grassland, and because of pesticide use. This guide will help you make your garden a haven for ...

Dahlias grace your garden with a vibrant assortment of colors from late summer to fall. Plant them with these companions to ...

The groups also encourage seeding native plants that attract pollinating fauna to ... source of food and shelter for pollinators like bees and butterflies. When you plant flowers that are native ...

The groups also encourage seeding native plants that attract pollinating fauna to ... yard and garden into a welcoming place for butterflies, bees, beetles and birds. Plant and they will come ...