The monarch butterfly, known for its bright orange patterned wings, is in the middle of its migration from the northern U.S.
A butterfly garden is truly a special, magical space, and it's not difficult to grow one in your own yard. You just need the right collection of plants.
Every spring, gardeners wait for a familiar flash of orange wings to glide into their yards. Monarch butterflies, the symbols ...
From a simple article stating a not-so-simple fact, Carmel Dupuy of Cottonport took a giant step. “I read that the monarch ...
“They need six weeks of cold, moist stratification. What I usually do is make a paper towel sandwich with seeds in the middle ...
She spearheaded the creation of a native milkweed garden at the 32-acre Wawapek Preserve in Cold Spring Harbor.
On Reddit, the gardener admitted that they have not removed the bush because pollinators love drinking the plant's nectar.
Place seeds in moist soil in a container (like a milk jug with drainage holes). Leave the container outside through winter. Seeds naturally stratify and sprout in spring. Grow with KARE airs every ...
Monarchs are very picky eaters and rely on milkweed and nectar-rich plants. Milkweed is a native Arkansas plant and is the only place where monarchs lay their eggs, so their migration path goes ...
PHOTO PROVIDED Dogwood Circle Garden Club’s October Garden of the Month winner is Jennifer Walker, 109 W. Main St., Lock ...
Q: My milkweed has orange bugs on its seed pods. Are they harmful? No, they’re not going to damage the plant enough to warrant intervention. These are native insects, and they are part of the ...
One homeowner was shocked to learn that the beautiful and popular butterfly bush was actually an invasive species.