Have you see all the butterflies in our landscapes recently? Butterflies in the local area seem to be extremely plentiful ...

With its charismatic appearance and awe-inspiring migrations, it's not surprising that the monarch butterfly motivates ...

The simple hack is this: deadheading your flowers. The logic is simple – deadheading your blooms prolongs the flowering of ...

You can also make your feeders more attractive by turning them into a fruit plate for visiting butterflies. Add pieces of brightly colored fruit like lemon, apples, or oranges. Butterflies associate ...

Other popular pollinator plants include the Coneflower, Rudbeckia and Yarrow. “Anything really that has a good flat bloom to it a lot of your butterflies are going to go to. And it’s important.

Butterfly weed’s standout orange flowers bloom from early summer to fall, attracting hummingbirds, native bees, and butterflies—including monarchs, which rely on milkweeds as larval host plants.

The striking insects are more likely to visit your garden if you've got plenty of bright and beautiful flowers for them to enjoy.

Learn how to create stunning container gardens that support and attract butterflies, using tips from author and garden expert Pamela Crawford.

Creating a butterfly-friendly yard involves more than just planting pretty plants. Butterflies need food sources, water, shelter, and places to reproduce.

but its delicate yellow flowers are a favorite of bees and butterflies. This kitchen herb can be grown in containers in USDA zones 4 through 9, as long as it has full sun and well-draining, ...

Camacho says it won't take long for your garden to attract butterflies. "Now, you’ve got a host plant for two different butterflies, you’ve got nectar," said Camacho.