March in New England brings the earliest signs of spring. Plants that have been dormant all winter start to wake up and so do ...

Flower shape and size impact urban bee survival. Discover how planting diverse blooms can support wild bee populations.

The mantra seems simple: plant flowers, support bees ... the best support for local pollinators. These plants have evolved ...

Host a picnic in the flower patch featuring foods made possible by bees, like apples, cherries, guacamole, almonds, melons, and even cheese—since cows often eat pollinated plants. Make bee ...

So pick some flowers and plants that are bee favourites. Choose plants that are nectar rich throughout the seasons for the bees who appear late in winter and stick around long after summer.

At the crack of dawn, Nitin Mulik (45), rushes to his two-acre holding, expecting swarms of bees to pollinate the white ...

This means they visit more flowers per unit time and are more likely ... for information on how to recognize some of the more common bee families in BC, as well as suggestions for garden plants that ...

Then, when the bee buzzes all over the flower, she moves the pollen from the stamen to the stigma so that the flower can make seeds. When insects, like this bee, buzz off to another plant to find ...