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Filtering by Tag: pollinators
As habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate change threaten insects, birds, and bats, many people are learning that growing native plants can help protect local pollinators. But did you know that not every plant attracts or feeds the same pollinators? Read on to learn how plants appeal to specific groups of pollinators and how you can use this knowledge to plant a thriving pollinator garden.
When someone says the word pollinator, what first comes to mind? You may think of a European honeybee, butterfly or hummingbird. To kick off National Pollinator Week, learn about a few of the unsung pollinators of the world and hear from our Ecologist and Collections Specialist, Dr. Rea Manderino on their importance.
Read MoreIn honor of World Bee Day and Endangered Species Day this year, we’re writing about four North American bumble bee species at risk of extinction (several of which are found in Virginia), and current efforts to protect them.
Read MoreIn honor of National Wildlife Day this year, we’re celebrating some of the unsung - but no less important - pollinators that we see flitting and crawling among Oak Spring’s flowering plants.
Read MoreA healthy garden is made of so much more than plants. Click here to learn about seven fascinating insects that will help pollinate your plants and keep your pest situation under control.
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