07 Oct 2024
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Milkweed is a host plant for monarch butterflies, providing food for their larvae. It also produces nectar that attracts various butterfly species.
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This shrub is renowned for its clusters of fragrant flowers, which bloom from summer to fall, providing an abundant nectar source.
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The vibrant, colorful flowers of lantana are irresistible to butterflies. It also has a long blooming season, offering a continuous food source.
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Zinnias are bright, easy-to-grow annuals that butterflies love. Their flat tops provide a convenient landing spot for butterflies.
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Coneflowers are rich in nectar and their sturdy, daisy-like blooms attract a variety of pollinators, including butterflies.
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These yellow, daisy-like flowers bloom in late summer, providing nectar for butterflies when many other plants have stopped flowering.
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Verbena is known for its small, colorful flowers that bloom in clusters. It attracts butterflies with its high nectar content.
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These late-blooming perennials are a crucial nectar source for butterflies in the fall. Their purple, pink, or white flowers are very attractive to various species.
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Marigolds produce a large amount of nectar and are easy to grow. Their bright orange and yellow blooms are particularly attractive to butterflies.
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Known for its calming fragrance, lavender also produces nectar-rich flowers that butterflies adore.
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