Butterfly Gardening
The best part of gardening is putting in plants that attract hundreds of beautiful butterflies, and doing this can also attract lots of children.. lol. All you need to do is buy certain plants that are a food source for caterpillars and butterflies to attract them, of course you will have to learn how to take care of them... and thats the purpose of this page. It will tell you what those plants are and how to grow em. Follow the links below to view pictures of the plants and information on them.
Pictures and information are courtesy of:
Butterfly world 3600 W. Sample Road (Tradewinds park) Coconut Creek, Florida 33073
Florida Wild Flowers by C.Ritchie Bell and Bryan J.Taylor ISBN 0-9608688-0-1

ETERA Online gardening center
ZONE MAP and rose pix COURTESY OF:
Michigan Bulb, co.
Now that you picked out the best plants for your butterfly garden,  you wanna learn more about them. Keep an eye on your plants for the first few weeks because you wanna make sure theyre getting ample sunlight or shade. Test out the waters before you dive; the best thing to do is leave them in pots and put them where you plan and see how they do. If they do well, plant em, if not move them elsewhere and begin again. And by all means, dont forget to water, unless the plant is drought tolerant, in which case like dry arid conditions and dont need water. Not watering is a sure fire way to kill your plants. Learn about pruning as well, as there are different ways for each plant. Most plants are SELF PRUNING and dont need clipped.
Passionvine


Heliotrope


Nightblooming Jasmine


Roses


Mexican Sunflower



Firebush
FIRST YOU MUST FIND YOUR ZONE
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