Skip Hydrangeas: The Fragrant Bush With Flowers That Butterflies Love
A fragrant spring-flowering shrub offers colorful blooms, low-maintenance care, and plenty of reasons for butterflies to make your garden a favorite stop.
Read MoreA fragrant spring-flowering shrub offers colorful blooms, low-maintenance care, and plenty of reasons for butterflies to make your garden a favorite stop.
Read MoreSeashells may look pretty, but it's not always a good idea to take them home from the beach. Luckily, there is another way to decorate your DIY planters.
Read MoreThis gorgeous bush doesn't just provide a stunning pop of white in the garden — it's also attractive to pollinators, from butterflies to birds, year-round.
Read MoreTurning out the lights might confuse moths, but it won't keep them away for good. Instead, try growing this pretty and sweet-smelling plant.
Read MoreBright blooms and a fresh scent are just the beginning. This garden favorite can beautify your outdoor space while possibly helping keep pesky slugs at bay.
Read MoreDealing with slugs and snails often involves poisons or hand-picking, which no one likes. Instead, plant an African perennial they will avoid like the plague.
Read MoreThe blooms of these flowering ornamentals hide a toxic secret: They're pretty but poisonous! The plants can pose risks for pets, curious kids, and gardeners.
Read MoreConeflowers are go-tos for pollinator gardens, but they're far from your only choice. This flowering plant hailing from southern Africa also brings the blooms.
Read MoreWho knew this garden scrap could make a beautiful natural dye? Turn this overlooked material into a natural dye that's perfect for many DIY projects.
Read MoreA cheerful annual flower can help fill your garden with butterflies while asking very little in return, making it an easy addition to sunny landscapes.
Read MoreIts leaves are a tasty addition to your favorite dishes, but think about the bees, too. Letting this herb do its thing rewards the pollinators and your plate.
Read MoreBasil and cilantro may be herb garden go-tos, but they're far from your only option. There's a far less boring herb that's delicious with bright yellow blooms.
Read MoreThe colorful blooms of annuals bring beauty to any garden, but it only lasts so long. This pretty flower also fades, but afterward, it also provides a surprise.
Read MoreDEET is seen as the gold standard for keeping mosquitos away, but this study proves that there's a more natural alternative that's just as powerful.
Read MoreSummer comes with lots of joys, but nobody likes the swarms of buzzing mosquitoes. Enjoy the blooms of this citrusy herb while naturally banishing bugs.
Read MoreThis evergreen perennial blooms purple flowers, and is known to attract pollinators. Reaching up to ~5 feet tall, it can stand out among other greenery.
Read MoreSnapdragons are a traditional option for sunny, bright gardens, but this alternative will offer color and please pollinators through the late summer.
Read MoreFind lavender finicky? You're not alone, despite the pretty plant supposedly being hardy once established. Replace it with a strikingly similar alternative.
Read MoreIf you love the look of hydrangeas, these low-maintenance, United States-native, and pollinator-attracting flowers can add a similar feel to your garden.
Read MoreFor healthy hydrangeas with colorful new blooms every year, try this easy pruning technique that works best if carried out in the mid-summer months.
Read MoreThese fragrant clematis varieties are known for their large flower size, measuring up to 6 inches in diameter. In zones 6 to 9, you can grow them together.
Read MoreSlugs can wreak havoc on your plants, but this sweet-smelling flower may help protect your garden while also attracting beneficial insects.
Read MoreGrowing this sunny flower as a companion plant won't only help attract beneficial bugs to your veggie patch, but it will also act as bait, aka a trap crop.
Read MoreSwap bricks and pavers for this pollinator-friendly herb, which will not only brighten up your yard but help support bees, butterflies, and more.
Read MoreBasil flowers attract bees in drones, but there's another herb that's a great friend of the tomato, bringing in lots of pollinators and repelling common pests.
Read MoreConeflowers are a go-to for hummingbird gardens, but they're not your only option. Consider this surprising onion cousin with abundant, nectar-filled blooms.
Read MoreIf you love the fragrant, romantic feel of roses but don't want to deal with the maintenance, this pretty pink bloom can provide a fuss-free alternative.
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