One hallmark of autumn is the appearance of goldenrods along roadsides and in wild spaces; however, until recently, goldenrods have rarely been used deliberately in gardens.

Fall is coming and gardeners’ thoughts may turn to collecting seeds for planting next spring.

Do you want more butterflies around your home? Consider creating a butterfly habitat that will attract not just adult butterflies passing through but will support butterflies throughout their life cycles.

Pollinators are important to our daily lives. Without insects, around 80 percent of flowering plants would not be pollinated.

Many insects are picky eaters, only able to eat the plants with which they evolved, meaning the plants that are native to their region.

ASNV/Audubon at Home is partnering with the Prince William Wildflower Society to co-sponsor a presentation with Kim Eierman, author of The Pollinator Victory Garden.