Pollinators- (More than just Honey-) Bees
The main insect pollinators, by far, are bees. They simply spend the most time at flowers because pollen and nectar are food sources for them and their young.
The main insect pollinators, by far, are bees. They simply spend the most time at flowers because pollen and nectar are food sources for them and their young.
Grubs can survive in almost any soil, but prefer the areas you’ve worked hard to make quality turf.
So you are all ready to enjoy your backyard barbeques and picnics. The kids are playing, the adults are laughing and all of a sudden MOSQUITOES!!!
Field boulders are a great way to add lasting beauty to any garden. They can be used very effectively to compliment existing landscaping or can be added as a focal point to a garden.
Water is one of the most important things birders can add to their backyard to attract birds. All birds need water, and adding one or more water features to your yard will quickly attract feathered friends.
When fighting the deer to protect your plantings, you need be proactive. There is not a single miracle product to keep the deer at bay. But you can win the battle against deer destruction by using a multi-faceted approach.
The best way to control weeds in the garden is to prevent them from getting started in the first place. Preen weed preventers have specialized formulas to keep weed seeds from germinating in flower and vegetable gardens, in ground covers and around trees, shrubs and more.
Feeding Orioles is a little different than most other backyard birds. At The Rock Pile, we carry specialized oriole feeder designs that accommodate only the foods orioles prefer.
You want to start an organic garden but don’t want to jump straight into the garden and onto the big scale. We have exactly what you are looking for. With our Dr. Earth Potting Soil you can start your plants inside or outside the house inside a pot.
Basalt columns are an excellent way to add a unique accent to your landscape.
Think of a big field of lush green plants, over which a magic wand is passed, then suddenly bursts in colorful blooms! The magic of the bees.
The more bees visiting your pretty flowers, the more pollinating is being done.