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Digger wasps enjoying swamp milkweed in the yard of state botanist Grace Glynn. Courtesy of Grace Glynn Grace Glynn said she’s still haunted by the barberry hedges she ripped out when she moved into ...

Country Living is encouraging gardeners to replace butterfly bushes, which are invasive in several U.S. states and offer limited reproductive support for pollinators. Drawing from Elise Howard’s ...

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Native plants help birds, bees and butterflies — and you can start small.

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Elementary teacher and UD alumna leads students in nature-based activities while supporting district in green initiatives ...

Gardeners can attract butterflies with specific plants and habitat features, including milkweed and seasonal blooms.