9 Most Beautiful Plants That Attract Butterflies
Ever heard of the Marigold Butterfly? They adore marigold flowers! Plant them in groups to attract these beauties. Deadhead blooms for longer life.
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"Amidst midsummer bloom, this stunning green-and-white shrub draws swarms of butterflies, thriving in shade. A top pick for summer blooms."
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The coneflower, a pinkish-purple bloom, enhances any garden. Loved by butterflies and bees for its nectar, its seeds in fall feed finches and birds.
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Butterflies adore this perennial flower's vibrant hues and sweet fragrance. Thrives in well-drained, slightly acidic soil, tolerates full sun. Ideal for borders, mixed beds, and containers.
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Colorful zinnias, in cream, red, and purple, lure butterflies with their hue and scent. Avoid double varieties; they make nectar inaccessible. Overcrowding leads to powdery mildew.
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Butterflies adore this North American flower with 200-300 tubular-shaped flowers in its dark center. Ideal for sunny, well-drained soil, reaching up to 3 feet tall.
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Salvia, part of the sage family, flaunts vibrant blooms in summer and fall. Loved by butterflies and hummingbirds for their nectar.
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Butterfly weed, unlike common milkweed, attracts pollinators without garden domination. Its vibrant blooms lure monarch and queen butterflies.
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Anise Hyssop, a mint family member, boasts tall cones of small purple flowers emitting a minty scent. Its nectar attracts butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. "Long summer blooms,"
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