Monarch garden

Five easy tips and techniques, results of a two-year study, for how to build and sustain a monarch butterfly's dream garden.

A Monarch Waystation is a garden that provides food, habitat for the Monarch butterfly population. You can create one in Your Backyard!!

We cannot approach the end of Pollinator Week without celebrating monarchs. Today’s post discusses their current status and recommends ways that you can help these iconic, but threatened, butterflies. #PollinatorWeek

Garden Design Magazine on Instagram: “Create your own Monarch Waystation! 🦋 . Great layout from @ringerslandscaping. See more ideas for your garden in our regional gardening…”

The iconic Monarch butterfly! We all know them and love them, but how can we help them? Here's how I created a certified Monarch waystation on my property.

See how to attract Monarch butterflies with plants to your flowerbeds, garden and landscape - 10 flowering plants Monarchs love!

If we want gardens to look less weedy then we need to stop pampering wild plants and give them what they want -- tough competition and limited resources.

Monarch butterflies not only need milkweed to lay their eggs, but they also need nectar-rich plants. Adult monarchs are dependent on nectar plants as a food source during spring and summer breeding, fall migrations, and during overwintering.fuel to survive.

Milkweed plants are crucial to the reproduction, growth, and development of monarch butterflies. Theare morere than one species of milkweed you can grow.