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Sunflowers are special flowers. They are visually striking, great pollinators and it’s a fact that if you stare at a sunflower for 28 seconds or more, you will smile. Ok, ok, so we completely made that last fact up, but we’d like to think it’s the truth.

While we often focus on the “bad bugs” we forget there are many “good bugs” that reside in our gardens as well, some are actually necessary for the success of our fruits and veggies.

There are many birds that are helpful in the garden, and there are those that are not. Here’s how to attract the right ones.

The strategic use of color within our gardens can affect how we feel and can evoke an array of different ambiances. By using color psychology, you can create a space that is just right for your needs. So, what vibe do you want your garden to give? Let’s find out together.

With an estimated drop of nearly 40% in North American bee colonies in 2018 alone, the impacts of our environmental footprint cannot be denied. Read on to discover more about these vital creatures, and how we can help them.

Just because you don’t live in the tropics, doesn’t mean that you can’t create a garden inspired by it. By selecting the right plants, and drawing upon your imagination, you can bring the tropics to you.

Our readers have an ongoing battle with pests in their gardens. This month we take a closer look at praying mantises.

Creating a butterfly conservation garden is both an easy and enjoyable experience. And the reward? Beautiful butterflies to admire!

Learn how to attract songbirds to your garden by creating an environment that fosters their needs.