Butterflies are a common, and usually, welcome sight in any garden. Whether you're curious about the type of butterfly frequenting yours, or you want to know more about how to attract butterflies ...

The abundance of butterflies across the US fell by an alarming 22% in just 20 years, a new study has concluded. Between 2000 ...

A diverse garden not only benefits bees and butterflies but also enhances the overall beauty and ecological health of your ...

Keeping garden flowers well-watered helps the plants to produce more nectar for butterflies and other pollinators. European honeysuckle is a source of nectar during the summer months ©Haline ...

Filling your garden with fluttering insects will make your flowerbeds beautiful and support biodiversity at the same time. Museum ecologist Larissa Cooper explains how to do it. Butterflies are a ...

Many gardeners dream of a lush, colourful garden with buzzing bees and fluttering butterflies. Pollinators play a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem, helping plants reproduce, and ensuring ...

As we move into April and more butterfly species mature and take flight, you can incorporate a variety of early-blooming native plants into the garden to attract them.

Any individual flower you put out it likely to get visited,” said Nick Dorian, a post-doctoral researcher at the Chicago Botanic Garden who studies butterflies. All it takes is planting a few ...

It's a tropical scene — butterflies dance around lush foliage in 29 C heat as a waterfall rushes in the background — and its all located in Montreal, at the Botanical Garden's greenhouse.