Zone 9 butterfly plants

I’m often asked, “How do I start a butterfly garden?” and, “How can I get butterflies to come to my garden?” or, “I have lots of flowers but how come I never see any butterflies?” If you want butterflies you need host plants. Read more at http://butterfly-lady.com/plant-host-plants/

When it comes to food sources for butterflies, not all plants are created equal. Fill your garden with plants that serve both adult butterflies and butterfly caterpillars. Butterfly-friendly plants include salvia, agastache, monarda, coneflower and milkweed.

Not only are hummingbirds beautiful, they are also important pollinators. Attracting hummingbirds to the garden ensures that narrow tubed flowers can be pollinated. Click the following article to learn how to attract hummingbirds in zone 9.

Bring life to your garden! Plant these specific flowers and plants to make it a unique butterfly habitat. See the full selection for your butterfly garden today - get started with a few quick clicks!

Learn about six low-maintenance plants you can grow to help attract butterflies & other pollinators to your flower & vegetable garden spaces!

With colorful, fragrant flowers, butterfly bush delights gardeners & pollinators! Learn more about this flowering shrub.

Butterfly gardens are a lovely way to bring a diverse array of butterflies to your backyard. They offer a serene and vibrant ambiance and also assist in preserving local butterfly populations and the broader ecosystem. Creating a butterfly garden can be an enjoyable and fulfilling task, and with proper planning and attention, you can establish a sanctuary for these graceful insects.

We’ve got butterflies! Monarchs, little yellow ones, a lavender one and a few others that I can’t wait to identify visiting our new landscaping. My DIY butterfly garden landscaping is about 4 weeks old and already has several butterflies visiting each day. I even made a couple of Turtle Topiaries that are oh so cute!...Read More »

40 Common Nectar Plants to Attract Butterflies. View the nectar plant gallery to see which butterflies they attracts.

Here are 5 spring butterfly plants to consider for your garden if you want to help the monarch butterflies recover from dangerous decline of the past decade