Leave the Leaves for Natural Pest Control
Once flowers have bloomed and your yard plants have died back in the fall, you might wonder where all the insects you saw in your yard spend the winter. Most […]
Beneficial Insects
Affiliate Spotlight: Michigan State University BUG Project’s Urban Farms Survey
We’re doing a different kind of spotlight this month. Michigan State University does a remarkable amount of pollinator conservation research, but in this post we’re highlighting one particular project of
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5 Beneficial Insects for Farms and Gardens
By Raven Larcom In the world of agriculture, the spotlight often shines on pollinators and the wonderful yields of their labor: blooms, fruits, and vegetables. Yet, hidden among the leaves
Myrmecochory: How Ants Shape Plant Communities
By Julie Michaelson While touring a friend’s garden this spring, we noted some of the bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) she planted had strayed far from its intended location. What used to
They Go With Everything: Even A Small Patch Of Native Wildflowers Makes A Difference
By Jennifer Hopwood As plants begin to push through the soil in earnest, and trees and shrubs begin to bloom and leaf out, I am always inspired to think about
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In the Life of Beetles: Superstars of soil health, pollination, and more!
This event will be recorded and posted to: The Xerces Society Youtube Channel Beetles are one of the most diverse groups of insects on the planet and are endlessly fascinating.
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8 Pesticide Myths Every Gardener Should Know
By Emily May on 23. August 2023 Have you ever turned to advice from online gardening forums about damage on your garden plants? Chances are, you’ve encountered one of these
Fall Gardening for Pollinators: Creating a Resilient Garden for All Seasons
This event will be recorded and posted to: The Xerces Youtube Channel. Join Emily May, Pollinator Conservation Specialist with the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, to talk about supporting pollinators and
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Webinar: The Buzz on Florida’s Pollinators
Moths, flies, mosquitos… You will be surprised at how many different pollinators there are in Florida! In this class we will explore how plants have adapted to ensure their flowers
No Mow May? No Mow April? Low Mow Spring?
No Mow May has garnered a lot of media attention in the past few years. It’s catchy and succinct, but is it the best fit for your community this spring
