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The red and orange tubular blooms of butterfly weed—a type of milkweed—are easy for them to spot, says Tess Renusch, senior coordinator at the National Wildlife Federation. This plant is ...

Milkweed, the only plant on which monarchs lay eggs, has been widely decimated due to herbicide-intensive agricultural practices and removal efforts by those who misclassify it as a “weed.” ...

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Butterflies are one of nature’s most beautiful creations, but the picturesque insects are facing threats that are decimating ...

"Monarch butterflies are of the most recognizable and beloved butterfly in North and Central America ... Monarch butterflies ...

From New England Asters to Lowbush blueberries, native plants are all over New Hampshire. The Garden Club of America is ...

The Clinton County Conservation District has teamed up with the Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Clinton County for ...

Ants are often an early sign of the presence of aphids on a plant because they protect aphids from their natural enemies.

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