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Gardening for Butterflies

August 23, 2019 by Linda SE

Learn about the butterfly life cycle, and how to manage your garden to attract butterflies. They are also extremely important ecologically. Butterflies pollinate flowering plants and serve as food for other organisms, thus forming an important link … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Butterflies, From The Ground Up

Pollinators need more than pollen and nectar to survive and help produce food for people

July 19, 2019 by Linda SE

To survive, pollinators need more than just flowers as sources of pollen and nectar. They also need water, bare ground for nesting, shelter and nesting materials. In natural areas, these items are readily available. But in urban and residential … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Butterflies, Environment /Water Tagged With: bees, pollinator habitat, pollinators

Fall Garden Care for Pollinators

November 8, 2018 by Kathy N

Doug Tallamy’s seminal work in backyard ecology, the book Bringing Nature Home, implored gardeners to think about how their landscapes are viewed by the bugs and birds that rely on plants for survival.  Read more about Fall Garden Care for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Birds, Butterflies, General Gardening / Landscaping, Insects, Native Plants /Wildlife Habitats Tagged With: pollinator habitat, pollinators in winter, winter habitat for pollinators

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