Many plants need to be pollinated to produce fruits or seeds to make more plants. But if pollinators are scarce in your area ...

While native plants can positively benefit the curb appeal of your garden, it also directly supports the animals and insects ...

Mark Ruibal of Ruibal's and Dione Lineberry of Blue Ribbon Lady Landscaping share their tips for attracting pollinators to your yard.

Why do we need to be concerned with pollinating insects? Well, approximately 80% of the plants that produce the fruits and ...

Pollinator species are declining around the world. How can you help them using your own backyard? Here are some tips and tricks.

but they also make great pollinators for your garden. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Just like bees, butterflies seek nectar from flowers, spreading pollen in areas ...

Bees make great pollinators, but so do butterflies. Here are some tips on how to attract butterflies with a pollinator garden this spring.

butterflies, moths, beetles, flower flies, and some bats provide vital services in bringing the next generation of plants into being. As key participants in plants’ hanky-panky, pollinators make ...

No fan of Bradford pears or butterfly bushes, the Master Gardener offers some better alternatives for your yard and the ...