Monarchs only eat milkweed.
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AM Re: [cg] question about butterflies
Hmmm....
Well, it does help if you're on a migration route - but a billion Monarch
Butterflies scarfing away might not be what you want -
Try Buddelia - or butterfly bush:
http://www.thebutterflysite.com/butterfly-bush.shtml
Good luck.
Adam Honigman
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Subject: [cg] question about butterflies
Does anyone have any tips on what flowers to plant next spring to attact
lots of butterflies to our community garden plot? My 7 year old son is
fascinated by butterflies this summer, and I'm hoping that he still will be
next summer too, and while it's too late in the season to plant new stuff
in our plot this year, I'd like to plan ahead for next year.
THANKS!
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