And monarch butterflies aren't the only pollinators who love their spring and summer blooms-- these cheery flowers will also draw in birds to forage from their seeds.

Providing beautiful blooms for monarchs not only adds to the beauty of your garden but helps support their population. Here are some of their favorite flowers.

Even as summer starts to wane a little in August, there are still plenty of gorgeous and vibrant flowers you can add to your garden at this time of the year.

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What good is summer, if you're not out in it? Here are 10 activities to reconnect you with the great outdoors.

Here's how to grow bougainvillea, Mexican olive and Fanick’s phlox for the most vibrant summer color in San Antonio gardens.

About 20 years ago, Omaha gardener Wayne Fitzhugh had planted a few cactuses in an area of his Dundee yard, in a plot he called wasted space. He’s been adding ...

Hot, humid weather continues, making garden work hard to take. However, it is still a good time to take a walk or ride through the gardens to marvel at the ...

When a pollinator visits your yard, it can feel like hitting the jackpot in nature. Whether it's a buzzing honey bee, a ...

Asilomar State Beach has tide pools and soft sand dunes. The Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History teaches about local ...