Creating a bee-friendly garden not only supports these essential pollinators but also enhances the overall vibrancy and productivity of your outdoor space. By selecting the right flowers, you can ...

Many gardeners conscientiously choose bee-friendly flowers with the noble intention of supporting our essential pollinators. The mantra seems simple: plant flowers, support bees, and contribute ...

Want to make your outdoor space a bee-friendly environment, but not sure where to start? Here are five of the best flowers to plant no matter what size space you’re working with. You don’t ...

There are many reasons for this, but it's partly because there are fewer of the flowers and plants that ... been asking children to design a bee-friendly garden, that we’re going to build ...

Try having them draw pictures of friendly bees; older children can ... and even cheese—since cows often eat pollinated plants. Make bee-themed decorations to bring to your picnic, and talk ...

Where once there were vast areas of forest and other natural habitats, farmland now covers much of Earth—including 70% of the ...

They explained that scout troops are working with community organizers to dedicate land for planting bee friendly flowers and that the construction of such a garden at Ripley Central School could help ...

This will let bee-friendly dandelions, clover and daisies to flower. “You could even mow a sitting spot in the centre of an unmown area. That way there’s somewhere to plop down if legs get ...

shrubs and trees and asking residents to sow wildflower seeds and bee-friendly plants. Several community workshops have also been organised, with local experts set to talk to residents about the ...

What pollinator-friendly plants can I grow in my garden ... You may also consider adding bee hotels or leaving bare patches of soil for ground-nesting bees. Finally, enrich your soil with organic ...