A mere win is pretty good. A win-win situation is even better, but a win-win-win resulting from gorgeous flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies (and, usually, bees) seems just plain greedy.

That means there are fewer flowers for butterflies, honeybees, wild bees and other pollinators. Gardeners can help the situation by planting pollinator friendly flowers that bloom late in the ...

Scientists are seeing insect populations worldwide fall due to changes in the weather, loss of plants they rely on and ...

Patio pot plants can be great for outdoor decoration, but planting certain varieties to attract bees, butterflies and other insects can add so much interest and support wildlife. We've rounded up the ...

They attract several species of butterflies ... find tons of annuals and a few perennials that serve as nectar plants for butterflies. Boy, was I wrong. To provide consistent, long-term nectar ...

Though attracting butterflies, birds, and hummingbirds may sound difficult, it’s very easy once you know which plants to add to your landscape. By choosing plants that provide both food and ...

The lightly fragrant flowers attract butterflies and last well in the vase. Plants do best in full sun but can take partial shade although they may not flower as well. Grow in well drained ...

There are unlimited ways to observe National Butterfly and Hummingbird Day, and that includes simply getting outside.

Learn how native plants in Texas support the multigenerational migration of Monarch butterflies, crucial for their survival.

Invisibly to us, insects and other tiny creatures use static electricity to travel, avoid predators, collect pollen and more.

By fine-tuning these designs, plants may gain a competitive advantage in the contest to attract pollinators or maybe start attracting different species of insects. These findings are published in ...