Butterfly plants

Butterfly flowers and host plants are easy to add to any garden. You're sure to find tons of options for annuals and perennials on this list.

A flower garden is a great way to add life to your backyard. Make sure to try out some of the flowers we suggested to attract butterflies and hummingbirds!

See how to attract Monarch butterflies with plants to your flowerbeds, garden and landscape - 10 flowering plants Monarchs love!

Growing just a few select types of flowers in your yard and gardens will draw in masses of butterflies. Appropriate for in-ground and container gardens.

Transform your outdoor space into a butterfly haven with this beautiful garden design plan! Discover the best plants and layout tips to attract and nurture these stunning pollinators. 🌷🌿 Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this guide has everything you need to create a vibrant, butterfly-friendly garden. #ButterflyGarden #GardenDesign #NatureLovers

Butterflies do more than just add a touch of magic to your garden – they’re vital pollinators that help your plants thrive.

Did you know that the native red maple tree you bought from your local nursery may have originated with a clone collected in Florida? Or that the native meadow seed you planted likely was collected in the Midwest?So what does that matter? Over millennia, truly local plants have evolved to flourish in the local conditions, and to harmonize with the local wildlife, Sefra Alexandra explains. These locally evolved plants are what scientists describe as ecotypes.

Want to help monarch butterflies? Be careful when selecting your milkweed. Not all plants that go by the common name of "milkweed" are the food that these butterflies need. Milkweed is both a food source and a host plant on which the monarch butterflies lay their eggs. Monarchs lay their eggs on the underside of the milkweed foliage.