Help pollinators with these bee-friendly plants. Plants that attract bees are necessary for a thriving ecosystem. Here's the trees, shrubs and flowers pollinators prefer most.

Beware of buying “bee-friendly” plants — they might end up killing your friendly backyard bees. As gardeners have been waking up to the pollinator crisis, many have been planting bee ...

Nearly 30 homes willl have their front-gardens on display for Sabin neighborhoods summer-long, self-guided walking tour going on now. The gardens all demonstrate bee-friendly techniques and ways ...

We don’t want to kill your bee-loving buzz, but if you buy “bee-friendly” plants and seedlings from Home Depot or similar stores, then you could be unwittingly killing the bees that you’re ...

Pollination occurs when pollen grains are transferred between male and female flower parts: from the anthers to the stigma. Bees use nectar and pollen gathered from flowers to feed themselves and ...

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"So-called 'bee-friendly' garden plants contain pesticides that can poison bees, with no warning to gardeners," said Lisa Archer, director of the Food and Technology Program at Friends of the ...

Several years ago, a University of Kentucky entomology student developed a list of bee-friendly trees and shrubs for the Ohio Valley region. Bernadette Mach, a doctoral student in the UK College ...

Many plants being marketed in nurseries and garden centers as beneficial to bees have been treated with an insecticide some scientists believe to be harmful to bee colonies, according to a study ...

Bee Friendly will be working with the town of Carbondale to develop this local program, likely with funding available to Carbondale residents in 2024.” Bee Friendly celebrates bees’ contribution to ...