Urban wildflowers may carry hidden dangers for pollinators, as new research reveals toxic metals in nectar from contaminated ...

Under no circumstances should these wild plants ever be disturbed or harvested in any way. Fortunately for orchid lovers who have been lured by their beauty, the butterfly orchid may sometimes be ...

Bluebonnets for this spring are not growing as large this spring, so this leaves more room for alternative wildflowers to ...

That includes butterflies spreading their lovely, colorful wings and making their way to their favorite flowers. Wouldn’t it be awesome to bring them to your garden? Here's how to build your own ...

So grab your pack of native wildflower seeds ... sure their garden is constantly providing nectar for the butterflies. For example, plants like scorpion-tail and seaside goldenrod grow year ...

from simply mowing less frequently to installing a wildflower meadow. Check out our article on how to grow a lawn that's better for wildlife. If you enjoy watching butterflies, there are various ...

They produce bright blue flowers each year in spring. Wild flowers give pollinators like bees and butterflies food to survive in every season. Honey bees collect nectar and pollen from flowers and ...