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The Bee Informed Partnership
Great ResourcesHoney bees (Apis millifera) have become an important part of our agricultural system in the United States – the economic value of honey bee pollination is estimated to be between $10...
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Spotlight on Evergreen Native Rhododendrons
VideosMost garden centers only offer exotic or hybrid selections of evergreen rhododendrons. Why not try some of our native alternatives? Learn more in this short video with Kim Eierman of...
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“Becoming an Ecological Gardener”
Published Articles......Connecticut Gardener, “Becoming an Ecological Gardener” July/August 2016
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Pollinator Plants for Cape Cod?
Ask EcoBeneficial!Question: I live on Cape Cod and am looking for pollinator attracting plants. My soil is very acidic with a pH of 5.2. The planting area gets 8-10 hours of sun daily, is dry, and next...
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Interview on Natural Enemies With Dan Gibson of the Landis Lab
VideosWhy use harmful pesticides when you can attract the beneficial insects that perform nature’s pest control? Kim Eierman of EcoBeneficial talks with Dan Gibson of the Landis Lab at Michigan State...
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Where Are the Bees, Butterflies and Other Insects? Facts & Tips
EcoBlogFrom individual observations to published research, the situation seems clear – insect populations are declining across the globe. It’s a crisis that gets little play in the media, surpassed...
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“Kim Eierman on Native Plants”
In the Media......The Urban Farm: “Kim Eierman on Native Plants” May 12, 2016
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“More Secrets of Butterfly Gardening”
Published Articles......Daily Voice, “More Secrets of Butterfly Gardening” July 18, 2016
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Spotlight on Evergreen Native Rhododendrons
VideosMost garden centers only offer exotic or hybrid selections of evergreen rhododendrons. Why not try some of our native alternatives? Learn more in this short video with Kim Eierman of...
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Planting in the Dog Days of Summer
EcoBlogThe hot and humid days of summer are certainly not ideal for planting, but you can plant in summer with some special care and vigilance. Maybe you just found a fantastic plant you have been...
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Interview with Dr. Doug Landis – New Research on Beneficial Insects & Native...
VideosWondering which plants are most attractive to beneficial insects? Join Kim Eierman as she talks with Dr. Doug Landis about his latest research on beneficial insects and native plants. Dr. Landis...
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“Beyond the Basics – Gardening for Butterflies”
Published Articles......Concerned about the low numbers of butterflies you are seeing? Attract and support challenged butterflies skippers and moths with tips from this 3-part series. Daily Voice,...
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How Should I Deal With Stinging Caterpillars?
Ask EcoBeneficial!Question: I just found five small spiky caterpillars on a Washington Hawthorn sapling and checked online that they are poisonous. Should I get rid of them and if so, how? Answer:...
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Plant-Smart & Water-Wise: The Art of Sustainable Watering
EcoBlogDuring the hot, dry days of summer you may feel the urge to pull out the garden hose and water everything in sight. Perhaps you have an in-ground sprinkler system that does the job for you,...
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Interview with Dr. Richard H. Moore on the Inseparability of Human and...
PodcastsThe first step toward improving environmental health is an understanding that humans and ecosystems are interdependent and inseparable. Join Kim Eierman for this EcoBeneficial interview with...
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Spotlight on Native Grasses
VideosNative grasses are important components to many ecosystems – and they are beautiful too! Whether you are replacing turf grass, enhancing perennial borders or creating a meadow or meadowscape,...
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“Reap Spring Rewards With Fall Planting”
Published Articles......Don’t let the hot and humid days of early September fool you – fall is just around the corner, and it’s a great time for planting. Learn how to get best results with these handy...
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“Learning To Love Fallen Leaves”
Published Articles......Daily Voice, “Learning To Love Fallen Leaves” November 5, 2015
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“Plant Late Season Plants for Pollinators”
Published Articles......Fall is a great time to plant and pollinators need your help. Discover some late-blooming plants that you can include in your landscape for bees and other pollinators.
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“Rethinking Leaves and the ‘Green Desert'”
In the Media......Radio Interview WRCR, “Storm Water Consortium” October 13, 2016, “Rethinking Leaves and the ‘Green Desert'”
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