See some of our favorite pollinator articles written by our regional reporters!
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Mid-Atlantic Regional ReportsHow You Can Be a Pollinator Partner
As gardeners, we already know that insects play a vital role in our environment. If we want butterflies, for instance, then we accept that we’ll have caterpillars feeding on our plants too. -
Mid-Atlantic Regional ReportsGardening for Caterpillars
For so many years, the focus of gardening has been on growing food and flowers. Now we’re also thinking beyond what we want for ourselves to what our gardens can do for the world around us. -
Midwest Regional ReportsYour Guide to Native Plants in the Midwest
Plant recommendations and local resources to create a native paradise in your backyard. -
Northeast Regional ReportsPlanting a Pollinator-Friendly Garden
These selections will have your yard abuzz with pollinators. -
Northeast Regional ReportsTypes of Pollinators at Work in the Garden
These pollinator species are the backbone of your garden’s ecosystem. -
Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsTips for Creating a Butterfly Garden
More than 130 butterfly species are found in Northern California. As delightful to watch in their natural environment as they are in your perennial border, butterflies are valuable as pollinators. -
Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsCreating a Hummingbird Haven in Northern California
Grow nectar-rich blooms all year long to attract these entertaining pollinators to your garden. -
Pacific Northwest Regional ReportsNative Flowers for Native Pollinators
Support your native pollinators all season long with these show-stopping selections. -
Southwest Regional ReportsHow to Support the Monarch Migration
These plants will help the monarch thrive from larva to butterfly. -
Southwest Regional ReportsButterfly Host Plants for the Southern Plains Garden
Identify which plants you’ll need to host the hungry caterpillars of your favorite butterflies. -
Southwest Regional ReportsAttracting Pollinators to Your Garden
Is your garden buzzing with excitement this time of year? Ours definitely is, and it’s not just from our giggles of delight but from the hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies busily perusing our new blooms. -
Southeast Regional Reports3 Pollinator Powerhouse Perennials for the Southeast
A pollinator powerhouse, in my book, is a plant that provides nectar and pollen to a wide array of different pollinators, not just a few. See some favorites for the Southeast.
