While some of the butterfly plants that were planted this year we not successful, we’ve still got many butterfly host and nectar plants, in addition to our butterfly bushes, that are thriving. These include:
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[…] That’s why, in 2012, when the play area was renovated, we planted swamp milkweed and other pollinator-friendly native plants in the butterfly garden alongside the fence. The strip includes goldenrod (Solidago altissima), goldentop (euthamia caroliniania), evening primrose, clustered mountain mint (pycmantiummuticum), and more. (Full list is here). […]
[…] continuously blooming nectar-providing flowers, including annuals such as marigolds and Zinnia and native perennials (plants that come back every year) such as bee balm, black-eyed Susan, echinacea, sedum, coreopsis, […]
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