Experts say we should stop mowing our lawns in May for the sake of bees and butterflies, but how feasible is it really?

MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI - If you see your neighbor’s grass growing a little long this month, maybe hold off on casting judgment.

A month of letting lawns grow long falls short in terms of sustainable biodiversity goals. But are there other upsides?

Plantlife is encouraging people to not cut their grass for a month as part of its 'No Mow May' campaign to help boost flowers ...

BANGOR, Maine — Communities across Maine are recognizing "No Mow May." It’s an initiative to encourage residents to let grass ...

Here’s what we know about no mow May and if it’s worth taking part in ... consider to be weeds with concerns they spread too quickly, are unattractive, are signs of an unkempt, neglected garden, and ...

A nationwide initiative to protect pollinators is gaining momentum in North Muskegon, thanks to the efforts of a student-run club at North Muskegon High School.

No Mow May” Blooms Across Communities. Communities Embrace “No Mow May” to Boost Pollinator Health and Protect Local ...

Now that May is here, you might have heard the term no mow May being thrown around, especially if you’re a gardener, but what does it mean? It’s the time of year that flowers and plants make their way ...