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Tips for Growing Torch Lily Plants
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Also known as Red Hot Poker plant, these bold blooms are sure to turn up the excitement in your garden beds and borders. Pollinators will love them too!
From the Wild Side: Sleepy Orange Butterfly
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Keep your eyes open for these beautiful butterflies in the southern U.S.!
Did You Know Switchgrass is a Butterfly Host Plant?
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Plant native switchgrass to provide habitat for butterflies as a larval host plant!
Helpful Tips for a Hummingbird-Friendly Garden
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Advice and strategies for attracting and supporting your local hummers as they make the long migration north.
How to Grow Sea Holly
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Drought-tolerant and easy-care, sea holly's striking perennial blooms sparkle in any sunny garden. Learn how to grow this unique plant and our favorite varieties here!
How to Establish a Monarch Waystation in Your Garden
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Help monarch butterflies by providing essential nectar and host plants in your own Monarch Waystation.
3 Easy Concrete Bag Projects
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Check out 3 quick and easy garden projects to make with concrete bags.
You've Heard of No-Mow May — Try a Bee Lawn Instead!
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Maybe you have heard of "No-Mow May", but learn about the long-term benefits of installing a bee lawn from conservation expert, James Wolfin.
From the Wild Side: Meadow Fritillary Butterfly
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Do you recognize this orange butterfly? Find out how to identify and attract meadow fritillary butterflies to your yard here.
Native Bees Overwinter in Unexpected Places
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Despite appearances, the bees never really left us. While we snuggle under blankets indoors, native bees hide under leafy covers of their own as they overwinter until spring.
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