These 3 groups of plants will support masses of beneficial insects come autumn

Blossoms and berries make this plant irresistible to birds, bees and other critters — and a treat for the eyes too

These beneficial insects will hunt damaging beetle grubs in your lawn

Enjoy blooms from September to November by mixing 6 asters native to different areas of the U.S.

Buttonbush is an adaptable woody shrub with delightful pincushion flowers

Plant this Campanula on pathway and patio edges for shots of bright blue from May through September

Beckon bees and other pollinators in for a drink of nectar from this western U.S. native’s late-summer flowers

Delicate, butterfly-shaped flowers ‘float’ above the foliage of this lovely, drought-tolerant perennial

Bring this drought-loving perennial with massive flowers home to your prairie garden

Exciting colors, longer bloom times, forward-facing flowers ... These hybrids leave old hellebores in the dust