Pollinator yard

One option to make your yard more pollinator-friendly is to replace areas of grass lawn with low-growing wildflower seed mixes.

Ready to switch from grass lawn to something more pollinator-friendly and sustainable in your front yard? These tips will help you navigate disapproving neighbors, bylaws, and create a natural habitat that—we hope—everyone can live with—neighbors, bees, and butterflies included.

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Removing the tired, water-intensive patch of lawn made our small property so much more inviting and usable. We connected our front side and back spaces with a continuous path and planted waterwise, bee inviting, food producing plants. We love it! My advice is to use your imagination. Make a unique space that suits how you…

DIY insect hotels for the garden have become a popular way to help bees and pollinators, but do they really work? Are they good or bad for the pollinator garden? Visit the blog and read the article to learn more, and find out if an insect hotel is the best strategy for your pollinator garden design and layout.

Use this gorgeous butterfly garden plan to create a bed of flowers that will bring beautiful and beneficial insects to your garden.

A Corner Pollinator Garden Plan to help you naturally attract pollinators to your garden. This plant-a-gram works not only for butterflies, but bees, hummingbirds, and even hummingbird moths! #gardening #gardenplan #organic

More than 1/3 of the global food supply depends on pollinators

Learn all about 10 easy-to-grow wildflower varieties that require no green thumb at all for gorgeous color all season long!