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Bird- and Pollinator-Friendly Plants

July 17, 2024 - Jenni Hanley

The secret to creating a beautiful pollinator habitat in your yard? Choosing the right plants. Pollinator-friendly plants are a welcome refuge for birds, bees, and insects, providing critical food and habitat that will keep your yard full of life.

A beautiful pollinator-friendly pocket prairie A beautiful pollinator-friendly pocket prairie

How to Grow a Pocket Prairie

July 17, 2024 - Jenni Hanley

Green spaces are all the rage—and we couldn’t be happier! One of the best ways to create a diverse green space in an urban environment is by growing a pocket prairie.

A butterfly landing on a flowerA butterfly landing on a flower

Pesticides and Pollinators

July 17, 2024 - Jenni Hanley

“Just one little spray,” you think, eyeing the latest pest to invade your yard. “What harm could it do?” Before you reach for the big box bug bomb, let’s take a look at the bigger picture, which is that pollinators are being harmed by irresponsible pesticide use—but you can make a difference.

A green chafer beetle on flowersA green chafer beetle on flowers

Lesser Known Pollinators

July 17, 2024 - Seneca Lee

Many initiatives exist to save bees, birds, and butterflies, but what about the other pollinators on our planet? Introducing the lesser known pollinators—a group we're big fans of at Sunday.

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Help Pollinators Overwinter

July 17, 2024 - Fiona Lupi

Many types of wildlife need overwintering havens to avoid freezing in the coldest months. Learn how to help pollinators overwinter so they’ll be buzzing around your backyard come spring.

A hummingbird feedingA hummingbird feeding

DIY Hummingbird Nectar

July 17, 2024 - Teri Valenzuela

The best hummingbird nectar comes from nature. The second best is one you can make. Follow our step-by-step directions to make the best DIY hummingbird nectar for your backyard.

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Create a Backyard Butterfly Sanctuary

July 17, 2024 - Trent Lewis

Butterflies are pretty amazing little creatures. They provide a wide range of environmental benefits including pollination as they move flower to flower in search of nectar. Areas rich in butterflies are also rich in other invertebrates that help control unwanted lawn pests. Butterflies are also an important part of the food chain, providing food for birds.

Monarch butterfly on yellow flowerMonarch butterfly on yellow flower

Monarch Butterflies

July 8, 2024 - Teri Valenzuela

The monarch butterfly is a priority conservation species we know and love. Discover more about this remarkable species and how you can help support local populations near you.

A bird-friendly backyardA bird-friendly backyard

Benefits of Birds

June 5, 2024 - Teri Valenzuela

Birds benefit the entire planet, so why not your backyard too? Learn all the many benefits birds provide for our yards, lawns, and even our health and well-being.

a hummingbird enjoying pink and purple flowersa hummingbird enjoying pink and purple flowers

Types of Pollinators

May 24, 2024 - Polina Chizhov

Pollinators are responsible for nearly 1 in 3 bites of food we eat. Learn about these crucial members of our ecosystem—from birds to bees to butterflies and beyond.

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The Benefits of Wildflowers

May 23, 2024 - Dakota-Rae Westveer

Wildflowers are beautiful, and when you plant the right ones, they can help pollinators. Learn more about the benefits—and why we send wildflower seeds to all of our customers.

Monarch butterflies in the skyMonarch butterflies in the sky

Monarch Migration

May 22, 2024 - Teri Valenzuela

When fall arrives, look to the skies—the monarch butterflies are taking flight. Learn about monarchs, why migration occurs, reasons to protect this priority species, and how to make your backyard better for them.