In a study published in Scientific Reports, researchers from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, working with partners in Africa ...

Flowers make a sweet liquid called nectar. Bees, butterflies and birds drink nectar, and it helps plants grow more flowers. Tap to read in detail.

As travelers seek more meaningful ways to explore, Wild Nectar Collection is leading the charge with "Travel That Makes the ...

Flowers abound in spring and summer. Their generous offerings of colour, smell and nectar are all on show for one reason - to seduce a pollinator to pay them a visit. Pollinators carry pollen with ...

Ivy: Why do insects want to look orange? You look silly. Posey: Insects want to drink the nectar at the bottom of the flower, and they have to squeeze past the stamen and the pollen to get there.