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Can Sunflowers Really Clean Contaminated Soil?
Can Sunflowers Really Clean Contaminated Soil?

Can a cheerful sunflower help clean contaminated soil? Scientists have studied this surprising ability for years. Discover what the research reveals, where sunflowers show promise, and what gardeners should know before putting them to work.

A Little Patch of Flowers Can Feed a Lot of Visitors
A Little Patch of Flowers Can Feed a Lot of Visitors

Even a small patch of flowers can provide pollen and nectar for bees, butterflies, and other garden visitors. Choosing flowers with overlapping bloom times helps keep food available from early spring through fall.

What Happens When You Let Flowers Go to Seed?
What Happens When You Let Flowers Go to Seed?

Faded flowers still have plenty to offer, from seeds for hungry birds to the beginnings of next year’s garden. Learn which blooms to leave standing and how to collect and store a few seeds of your own.

Your Garden Doesn’t Have to Be Perfect to Be Helpful
Your Garden Doesn’t Have to Be Perfect to Be Helpful

Your garden doesn’t have to look perfect to provide food and shelter for wildlife. Small choices, like leaving a few seed heads standing, keeping leaves beneath shrubs, and allowing a little nibbling, can make it a more welcoming place for birds, bees, and other visitors.

Can Sunflowers Really Clean Contaminated Soil?
Can Sunflowers Really Clean Contaminated Soil?

Can a cheerful sunflower help clean contaminated soil? Scientists have studied this surprising ability for years. Discover what the research reveals, where sunflowers show promise, and what gardeners should know before putting them to work.

A Little Patch of Flowers Can Feed a Lot of Visitors
A Little Patch of Flowers Can Feed a Lot of Visitors

Even a small patch of flowers can provide pollen and nectar for bees, butterflies, and other garden visitors. Choosing flowers with overlapping bloom times helps keep food available from early spring through fall.

What Happens When You Let Flowers Go to Seed?
What Happens When You Let Flowers Go to Seed?

Faded flowers still have plenty to offer, from seeds for hungry birds to the beginnings of next year’s garden. Learn which blooms to leave standing and how to collect and store a few seeds of your own.

Your Garden Doesn’t Have to Be Perfect to Be Helpful
Your Garden Doesn’t Have to Be Perfect to Be Helpful

Your garden doesn’t have to look perfect to provide food and shelter for wildlife. Small choices, like leaving a few seed heads standing, keeping leaves beneath shrubs, and allowing a little nibbling, can make it a more welcoming place for birds, bees, and other visitors.