Adorable names for your little flutter friends!

This is a repost from a couple of years ago, and while some of the Trendy Tree butterfly products mentioned may be sold out, don’t worry—there are plenty of fresh new butterfly items in stock to ...

Butterflies are common throughout the world; however, there is more to them than meets the eye. From optical illusions in their wings to generation-spanning migrations and caterpillars committing ...

For centuries, butterflies have captivated our imagination with their beauty and mystery. These mystical little creatures undergo a stunning transformation—from a humble caterpillar to a magnificent ...

As we begin the month of July, we find ourselves in an interesting moment in the year. Most of the birds have already had their first round of chicks, and some species may try for another round of ...

Founded just seven months ago, Beautiful Butterflies, Inc. is already making its colorful presence known. The charitable organization is still trying to find its legs, but its 11 members have already ...

Potting soil has a limited lifespan. After a year or two, the plants in the pot will have used up most, if not all, of the nutrients. Depending on the size of the pot, some or all of it will need to ...

MIDLAND, MI — Looking for an escape from winter without leaving the state? Visit Butterflies in Bloom at Midland’s Dow Gardens. Beginning Friday, March 1, the Dow Garden’s Conservatory will be ...

Because the orange dog caterpillar grows up to be one of our most beautiful native butterflies, whenever possible, it is nice to leave the caterpillars alone and let them develop into butterflies. On ...

A few years ago we learned that birds needed our help then there was alarming news that bees are dying in frightening numbers. Many people became conscious of the chemicals, environmental issues and ...

Garden columnist Dan Gill answers readers' questions each week. To send a question, email Gill at [email protected]. I have found some bizarre caterpillars on my satsuma tree. They are mottled ...