As soon as the first ever flowers unfurled from their buds in the early Cretaceous period, they were visited by pollinators.

Without pollinators, we wouldn’t have one out of every three bites of food we eat. That’s because about 35 percent of the ...

"Traditionally, pollination has been associated with bees, flies, moths and butterflies," says Kenji Suetsugu, a professor of biology at Kobe University in Japan. "However, emerging studies reveal ...

As spring transitions into summer in Southern Nevada, bee activity increases significantly, creating both ecological benefits ...

The nice weather last weekend prompted me to start cleaning up from the winter. As I started to rake leaves and clear a path ...

The little weeds are everywhere at this time of year, popping up on lawns, along driveways and on pathways and patios, ...

When you put so much love and energy into your vegetable garden, you want to do everything possible to ensure that the plants ...

First are dandelions. The controversial yellow weed is hated by some gardeners for popping up in lawns, driveways and patios ...

Spring is the season of growth, and as Michiganders say goodbye to snow, pollen is the next visitor. Here's more on the ...

The Art of Bonsai: 6-8 p.m. third Thursdays and 1-3 p.m. third Saturdays. Instructor Bobby Curttright will guide you through the creation of a bonsai project. $45 includes instruction, plant, ...