As they flutter through plant and flower blossoms, spreading pollen with every landing, butterflies, bees, and other ...

Knowable Magazine reports on how harnessing the heater to attract pollinators may have first happened more than 300 million ...

Celebrate National Pollinator Month this June by creating and maintaining a garden that attracts and supports these important ...

Pollinators are essential to the production of many fruits, vegetables and nuts. These crops rely on pollinators to move ...

• Bat guano (bat droppings) has long been valued as a powerful natural fertiliser. Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, it boosts leaf growth and strengthens plants. Favoured by Victorian ...

Nasturtiums: Those bold orange, yellow or red petals have a watercress-like peppery kick, and both the leaves and flowers can be eaten. If you grow herbs like rosemary, thyme, or chives, their flowers ...

AMAZON is selling a blooming great bargain just in time for summer that will transform your garden. Green-fingered shoppers ...

ALDI is launching a blooming great bargain just in time for summer – Butterfly Lavender for only £3.79 each, in shades of ...

mocsaryi were influenced by the presence and activities of stingless bees in the flowers of B. excelsa. Meliponini bees did not have any effect on the visits and collection of floral ... of strategies ...

More than 80% of plants rely on ... acts that they move pollen. Apart from bees, nearly 19 butterfly species, including Henry's elfin butterflies, visit redbuds for egg-laying. If you're planning to ...

As they forage for nectar and pollen, bees may collect microplastic particles that have settled on flowers from airborne deposition or rainwater. Research from the University of Jinan in China has ...