Garden Pollinators

Halloween is all about embracing the spooky and mysterious, and what better way to do that than by creating a garden that’s teeming with eerie insects, spiders, and other creepy-crawlies? In this blog post, we’ll embark on a journey through the world of fascinating and sometimes spine-chilling creatures that can actually benefit your spooky Halloween …

Disclaimer: I did receive seeds from Sow Right Seeds in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own. Are you ready to embark on a journey to cultivate the enchanting milkweed in your garden? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into everything you need to know about how to plant milkweed. From its …

Disclaimer: Today’s post is sponsored by Monrovia, but my love for their plants is all my own! I was compensated for this post and I did receive free plants. Spring is finally here after what seemed like a never-ending winter – and that means it is time for my Monrovia Plantlust to surface. I Love …

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored blogger campaign on behalf of Mamavation. All opinions are my own and were not influenced in anyway.  Imagine a world without bees, where 80% fewer flowers bloom, where fruit trees bear no fruit, and where the very essence of nature’s balance is disrupted. The decline of bees and other pollinators …

A great way to support wildlife in your garden is to certify your yard as a Wildlife Habitat through the National Wildlife Federation. This is something we did years ago when we first bought our farm because we felt it was so important for wildlife to have a place to nest, rest and find a …

This sugar water for butterflies recipe is sure to attract a wide array of butterflies to your garden. Flying flowers – as butterflies are often referred to – are an essential part of the garden. Their colorful wing span and the way they gracefully land upon a wide variety of plants where they sip nectar …

What a great way to lead the nation by planting a vegetable garden, but not just any vegetable garden, an organic one! The first steps have been taken, but there is a long way to go and the Obamas’ may just be the ones to get the job done.

Just as birds, bees, and butterflies need the proper habitat in order to stay in the garden, so do beneficial insects. In addition to bad bugs and nectar-producing plants, shelter and a good water source are important. You can construct bughouses for beneficial insects; however, they are not necessary. Tall grass, thick shrubs, and lush …

Here are some pretty neat videos I took of butterflies, bees and moths in the garden this year. I hope you enjoy them! It is wonderful to me to see all them flying about while I am gardening. All of these videos were taken at Exotic Gardening Farm & Wildlife Habitat in Marion, Indiana. We do have a …