Creating a haven for monarch butterflies in your backyard is more than just a joy for the eyes—it’s a crucial way to support ...

"Ladybugs generally prefer to feed on nectar and pollen from plants with tiny, flat flowers," says David Mizejewski, ...

In the fall when flowers are more scarce, pollinators will be especially happy to find these nectar- and pollen-rich flowers ...

Nectar is most commonly associated with flowers, where it is used to entice bees, birds or butterflies to move pollen from one flower to another. But other plants produce different types of nectar ...

The late bloom start for mistflower is the main reason I recommend that blue curl be used as an early nectar source for monarchs. It produces flowers in late March through May and produces seed ...

There's an underrated flower in my garden that bees flock to even more than lavender: Verbena. Plus, read how to propagate ...

Flowers can produce showy displays that appeal to pollinating insects or animals, but some "cheat" by enticing pollinators but not rewarding them with nectar. Research in New Phytologist indicates ...

A wonderful group of plants called gingers thrive in the heat and delight us with bold foliage and attractive flowers.

Oregon botanist Suzie Savoie uses wildflowers to transform home gardens into water-wise, fire-resistant pollinator havens.

These majestic creatures are not only beautiful; they are important pollinators. By planting nectar-rich hummingbird flowers, you can enjoy their visits more often and help your local ecosystem too.