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Plant it and they will come. Believe it or not, it really is that simple when it comes to butterfly host plants. Scatter dill seeds among your lovely pink cosmos, and soon you’ll see swallowtails.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nothing adds beauty to a summer garden like fluttering butterflies! The winged wonders make any outdoor area buzz with life and ...

Spring is a time of change, when brown and barren trees turn lush, and flowers begin to bloom bringing pops of color to landscapes that remained grey and dull during the winter months. Nothing ...

Milkweed is the only plant monarch butterflies can lay their eggs on and feed from as caterpillars. Other beneficial plants for adult monarchs include zinnias, asters, coneflowers, and bee balm. Avoid ...

On a suburban street with smooth lawns and trimmed bushes, Martha Chiplis’ yard stands out. It’s not just the wildflowers: purple wild petunia, golden lanceleaf coreopsis, hot-pink Bush’s poppy mallow ...

The brilliantly blue pipevine swallowtail, the ruby-throated hummingbird and the American bumblebee are all native pollinators you can find right here in Kentucky. The American bumblebee, in ...

It may seem a bit strange to be writing about butterflies in December. After all, the solstice is just about to bring us winter. The Monarch butterflies are sunning themselves in Mexico and others are ...

The resurgence of a native Floridian plant, the coontie, has in return revived the fortunes of the native Atala butterfly, which relies on the coontie and related plants to feed its larvae. Both ...