Wildlife control is about more than just prevention, just like wildlife is about more than just pests. While you certainly want to prevent and treat pests, you also want to attract and manage beneficial insects and wildlife as well. You can even turn your garden into a butterfly garden, for example! There’s a lot to know here, but we’ve got you covered. So, feel free to dig in!
Many people run away in horror when confronted with a bee. We know these insects can sting, and I understand that nobody wants to be on the receiving end. But if we can understand why bees sting, we can better avoid being their target. So, why do bees sting?
If you’ve paid attention to conservation reports in the news or on social media, you may have heard people talking about the importance of bees. But this leaves many people confused; how can such a small, seemingly insignificant creature play such an important role? Just why are bees so important (and why should you care)?
It’s okay not to want bees in your garden. However, it’s essential to remove them the right way. To help, here are the seven best ways to naturally get rid of bees from your garden.
For the last couple of years, I’ve been trying to attract more pollinators to my garden, particularly bees. In fact, it’s great to do so. So, what are the best ways to attract bees to your garden?
I’m sure you’re familiar with the idea of a bee buzzing between flowers, collecting pollen and nectar. But do they eat them? Just what do bees eat anyway?
Most people are aware of the fact that bees sting; well, at least some species do. But I know many people think bees are adorable (I’m one of them), so the temptation to touch one is genuine, but can you touch bees?
Pollinators are vital. They ensure the successful reproduction of a massive amount of our crop species and thousands of wildflowers. If you want to make your garden thrive, then attracting pollinators is one of the best ways to do this. But just what are the best pollinators for your garden?
Butterflies, for many, are just another insect. However, butterflies are important for many reasons worth paying attention to. Here’s what those reasons are.
Pollinators are an essential part of many plants’ lives. But what are pollinators, and why are they so important?
Pollinators (anything that takes pollen from plant to plant) help most plants reproduce. But does this mean pollinators are all that important? And if they are, why are pollinators important?
Butterfly feeders are a great way to encourage butterflies to visit your garden, but perhaps you’d like to make one instead of buying one. Thankfully, making one is easy. So, here’s how to make a butterfly feeder!
Butterflies catch the eye and are top-notch pollinators, so it makes sense to want them in your garden. You’ll need to know the best ways to attract butterflies to do so. Here’s what they are.
Knowing what butterflies eat helps you to draw them into your garden, which makes it more beautiful as a result. So, what do butterflies eat (and how can you feed them)?
Butterflies are stunning, so you may find yourself tempted to touch one. They’re pretty soft, though, like flower petals, so can you touch butterflies? Will that harm or even kill them?
Are you fond of butterflies and want to see more of them in your yard? A butterfly garden is your answer. Making one may seem complicated, but it’s pretty easy. Here’s how to create a butterfly garden with ease.