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Butterfly Gardening: Plants to Attract and Nurture Beautiful Butterflies

Discover the essential plants that not only attract butterflies but also support various larvae. Create a vibrant garden filled with Abelia, Butterfly Weed, Rose of Sharon, and more, ensuring a heavenly haven for these enchanting creatures. Explore a variety of flowers such as Echinacea, Liatris, and Monarda that bring butterflies and other pollinators to your yard. It's never too early or too late to start butterfly gardening, so get ready to enhance your garden's beauty while supporting vital ecosystems!

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Butterfly Gardening: Plants to Attract and Nurture Beautiful Butterflies

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  1. Plants that Attract Butterflies

  2. You will attract more than butterflies . . . .

  3. You may not like them all!

  4. Which came first?

  5. Larvae plants

  6. You need them both.

  7. Abelia

  8. Aesclepias – Butterfly Weed

  9. Althea – Rose of Sharon

  10. Azalea

  11. Basket Flower

  12. Buddleia

  13. Cardinal Flower Lobelia

  14. Clethra - Summersweet

  15. Coreopsis

  16. Daylily

  17. Dutchmans Pipe

  18. Echinacea- Purple coneflower

  19. Hackberry

  20. Hardy Hibiscus

  21. Herbs

  22. Hyssop

  23. Rosemary

  24. Hollyhocks

  25. Lantana

  26. Liatris

  27. Marigolds

  28. Ornamental Millet

  29. Monarda – Bee Balm

  30. Nicotiana – Flowering Tobacco

  31. Red Passionvine

  32. Purple Passionvine

  33. Penta

  34. Petunias

  35. Rudbeckia

  36. Salvia’s

  37. Scabiosa

  38. Sedum – Autumn Joy

  39. Spicebush

  40. Thistle

  41. Thistle

  42. Verbena

  43. Summer Snowflake Viburnum

  44. Wisteria

  45. Yarrow

  46. It’s never too early . . .or too late, to take up butterfly gardening!

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