Bat garden

List of plants that attract bats, including the best night scented flowers that bats love and how to plant them in your garden.

How to Make Your Garden Bat-Friendly and Why It’s Important Bats sometimes have negative connotations, but we’re not sure why! Read on to find out why you might want to encourage bats to visit your garden, and how to go about it. Why Encourage Bats to Visit Your Garden? These nocturnal creatures provide the night shift for pollination, and they’re vital for some plants. According to the US Forest Service, over 300 species of fruit depend on bats for pollination, as do the Agave plant and the…

Few people know that bats can actually be beneficial to a garden, because they help spread seeds and fertilizer. We tell you how to attract them, and how to build a bat box.

Bats make great additions in the garden but inviting them in can be a challenge. Introduce these backyard bug devourers today – read more on Gardener's Path.

You might be surprised at just how beneficial attracting bats to your backyard and garden can be. And, just how easy it is to do with a bat house!

A list of 10 night-blooming plants and plants with white flowers to use in your moon garden.

As gardeners, we can truly appreciate the beauty that comes with all of the plants we grow. I thought it would be cool (or should I just say creepy?) to showcase some of the more strange and bizarre plants that are out there. Some of these plants seem to be straight out of a horror movie. Imagine encountering plants that look like bats, eyeballs, and claws. You may not want to walk alone in the garden after seeing these.

How and Where to Build a Bat House 🦇🏡 Full guide in the first comment 💬👀

To keep our garden in balance we life to plant for pollinators, create frog and ladybug habitats, and protect spiders and earthworms. You can do the same with these simple tips.