Growing plants for pollinators is a great way to support your local bees and butterflies. Plus, their aesthetic appeal is not to be overlooked – whether grown in pots or borders, these beauties add ...

Watching as a butterfly floats across your yard can feel magical, as if it's reminding you to slow down and enjoy the view. But as it turns out, routine visits by these ethereal insects can be more ...

A monarch butterfly lands on milkweed at Sun Valley Elementary School in San Rafael on July 29. (Sherry LaVars/Marin Independent Journal) Caterpillars eat milkweed leaves. (AP Photo/Herald Times ...

Elevate your balcony's appeal by cultivating a sanctuary for butterflies with vibrant flowering plants like marigolds and lantana that are rich in nectar. Incorporate a variety of blooms with ...

Selecting plants that will attract butterflies to the home garden has grown in popularity, said Kansas State University horticulture expert Matt McKernan. Knowing what species of plants butterflies ...

Want your garden to buzz with life? These nectar-rich flowers, native shrubs and fruiting plants can help create a thriving ...

We'll show you the best flower varieties to get your garden fluttering. It's well known that you can attract pollinators by planting butterfly-favorite shades like pinks, purples, reds, yellows, and ...

Butterflies are not just pretty and enchanting, they also offer important environmental benefits, such as plant pollination and pest control. They also serve as tasty meals for other creatures such as ...

Butterflies are a delight to watch in the garden as they flutter from one flower to another feeding on nectar. They are like airborne flowers as they flash their colorful wings. For the past couple of ...

A garden full of beautiful butterflies isn't just luck – it’s about giving them exactly what they need to feed, grow and thrive. With the right mix of plants and a few simple tweaks (several of which ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The delicate gossamer-winged butterfly gives color and grace to your garden. Besides being beautiful, they’re good pollinators in our gardens and in the wild ...