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  • What Flowers are Bees Attracted to?

    Flowers rely on bees and other pollinators to spread genetic material from one generation to the next. Flowers have several characteristics to attract bees, ensuring the survival of both the...

  • How to Remove Ants From Peonies

    Although it's an old wives' tale that peonies will not open without the help of ants, the two do have a symbiotic relationship. Ants protect their food source, the sweet nectar on the peony buds,...

  • How to Create a Butterfly Habitat in Your Backyard

    North America is home to more than 700 species of butterflies, according to the National Wildlife Federation. With a little patience, careful planning, and a little knowledge of butterfly food...

  • How to Make Your Own Butterfly Habitat in Your Yard

    So many butterfly species are disappearing every day due to people taking over and destroying the habitats to build, houses, roads and stores. 3,000 acres per day of habitats and being destroyed....

  • Recipe for Humming Bird Feed

    Hummingbirds are a beautiful sight to behold. These tiny, fragile birds capture the interest of people all over the United States. Fortunately, for hummingbird lovers, it isn't difficult to...

  • How to Make a Hummingbird Feeder from Common Household Items

    Hummingbirds may be seen in any part of North America. If you live in a warmer part of the U.S. you will be more likely to see them, however. These beautiful tiny creatures have very fast-beating...

  • Honey Bee Activities

    Most people know at least a little bit about honey bees and what their lives are like, but very few people consider what goes on in commercial honey farms. Honey bees have natural behaviors and...

  • How to Create a Butterfly Habitat for Your Garden

    Looking to invite nature into your garden this year? Why not consider introducing a butterfly habitat? A bit of research, care and attention can go a long way in creating a safe, haven for these...

  • How to Attract Butterflies to Your Backyard

    Butterflies have fascinated humans for thousands of years. These magnificent “flying flowers” have represented themes such as the Resurrection, change, fertility, and flight of the soul after...

  • How to Make Your Garden a Butterfly Habitat

    Butterflies like to live in backyards. Sometimes they live in city parks or near other buildings. Butterflies come in many different beautiful colors and in sizes ranging from the tiny...

  • How to Attract Tons of Hummingbirds

    For birdwatchers and regular people alike, we are enamored with hummingbirds. Maybe it’s due to their small size, their bright colors, or their trademark hum. For whatever reason, we love seeing...

  • How to Clean Hummingbird Feeders

    Hummingbirds are a delight to watch as they buzz quickly around your garden and yard. Hummingbird feeders are very popular additions to most homes during the summer and fall. But often, the...

  • How to Get Butterflies to Live in Your Butterfly Garden

    Butterflies are not all that different from humans when searching out a place to settle down and live. They look for a comfortable area to rest, eat, drink and, most importantly, a good place to...

  • How to Attract Hummingbirds to Your Garden

    Hummingbirds are a joy to behold and a thrill to watch as they flit from flower to flower. Attracting these tiny creatures to your garden will provide plenty of delight and entertainment.

  • How to Make a Butterfly Lay Eggs

    A butterfly has a short life cycle in which to feed, mate and lay eggs. To encourage a female butterfly to lay eggs, provide her with certain amenities in the garden, most importantly nectar...

  • How to Attract and Feed Hummingbirds

    Its easy to attract and feed hummingbirds for the season. If you just follow a few simple steps you will be on your way to an enjoyable pastime.

  • How to Create a Hummingbird Garden Habitat

    Hummingbirds are lively, intriguing garden companions. Providing a hummingbird-friendly garden habitat will ensure that your hummer visitors will enjoy their stay and return to visit again. ...

  • About Butterfly Houses

    Many gardeners are excited by the prospect of attracting butterflies to their gardens. It can take a long time for butterflies to utilize a butterfly house, so patience is important when waiting...

  • How to Attract Butterflies to your Garden

    Attracting butterflies to your garden is as simple as planting flowers. But the selection and type of flowers you plant can make all the difference. Certain flowers produce more nectar--the food...

  • How to Invite Hummingbirds to Your Garden

    Adult hummingbirds feed primarily on nectar found in long, tube-shaped flowers. How ever, hummingbirds cannot survive on nectar alone. Insects form a significant portion of a hummingbirds diet and...

  • How to Make Your Own Hummingbird Food

    You can make your own hummingbird food with just 2-3 ingredients and a little time and effort. In return, the hummingbirds will reward you with their beauty and entertain you for hours! ...

  • How to bring Your Backyard Alive With a Butterfly Garden

    One of the pleasures I enjoy about a butterfly garden is watching all the wildlife that comes to visit. Butterflies really bring a flower border to life as they flutter from bloom to bloom. Luring...

  • What do Butterflies do for the Environment?

    Like many other winged insects, what butterflies do for the environment that is perhaps most important is pollinating plants. The diet of adult butterflies consists mostly of nectar from flowers....

  • How to make hummingbird nectar

    Attracting hummingbirds is easy, but keeping the feeder full can be expensive if you use "store bought" nectar. Here is how you can make it yourself and save a few pennies.

  • How to Lure Hummingbirds and Butterflies to a Garden

    The presence of hummingbirds and butterflies can add beauty and charm to your garden. Getting these creatures to visit is simply a matter of choosing the right plants and adding a few items to...

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