Head-clipping weevils can cause major destruction in a pollinator garden, so here’s what to look for and how to stop Haplorhynchites aeneus in its tracks.
As seasonal conditions change, relationships between plants and pollinators are thrown off. Here’s what that means and how you can help.
The USGS Native Bee Inventory and Monitoring Program keeps photographs of bees, insects and plants close up, showcasing their details.
I was out working in the yard the other day and I noticed some funky growths on the small spruce tree we planted a few years ago.
For farmers, this year’s unusual winter weather pattern means earlier-emerging and more plentiful insect pests.
I headed to the raspberry patch last night to pick a few berries for dessert and couldn’t help but notice how alive the plants were. All sorts of insects were out and about and I was struck with how many different insects were in one 8- by 8-foot patch of brambles—and these were just the ones I could see!
Learn what to look for when your vegetables show signs of pest problems.
