Beautiful perennial and annual plants that attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Trusty and easy to grow varieties the creatures love!

There are as many as 47 species of bats that are native to the US. If you’re looking for a way to attract bats to your backyard, this guide will tell you everything you need to know.

Dragonflies are welcoming guests in the garden. They have graceful flights and swift acrobatics, but there’s more to their presence than meets the eye. Adult dragonflies are skilled hunters and voracious predators of various flying insects, including mosquitoes. They are incredibly agile and can catch and consume mosquitoes in mid-air with their specialized mouthparts. Surprisingly, a single dragonfly can consume between 12 and hundreds of mosquitoes per day.

Key point of the above photo: select a location near some trees, but not shaded by trees Will a bat house in your area attract bats? Bats are constantly on the prowl for suitable alternate roosts. If a bats can be seen occasionally at dusk, then likely the area should support a new bat house. Having a known roost nea

While bats have a bad reputation as creepy critters in popular media, bats can be incredibly helpful for maintaining a healthy garden. Not only are bats great for repelling mosquitos and other pesky insects, but bat guano, or bat poop, is...

All bat houses are not created equal Few box manufacturers promote their products with photographs of bats actually using their boxes. While it is a little tricky to get great shots of bats in or emerging from bat houses, more likely the problem lies with bats simply refusing to use them. Fortunately with the invention

You might be surprised at just how beneficial attracting bats to your backyard and garden can be. And, just how easy it is to do with a bat house!