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Gardening for "Flying Flowers"
If you want to attract butterflies -- or "flying flowers" -- to your garden, you'll want to read this article! You will learn about the four life stages of butterflies and how you as a gardener can create a habitat that butterflies can't resist.
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"Flying Flowers" are Out and About!
The return of butterflies in the summer is an enchanting sight, and truly gives butterfly gardeners a warm, fuzzy feeling. Read about some summer favorites that are found in gardens, meadows, and along roadsides!
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Hibernation Boxes: Do Butterflies Use Them?
Do butterflies really use "hibernation boxes" or "butterfly houses?" Read this article to find out what some wildlife experts say about this question. Also, read comments and experiences others have shared about this controversial subject.
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Plant a Pub to Please "Flying Flowers"
Planting a colorful "butterfly pub" can be a fun project and will attract flocks of "flying flowers!" Read about some great nectar-rich flowers that will thrive in a butterfly pub container and also brighten up your deck or patio. Containers can be placed wherever you prefer, or moved from place to place. Their versatility makes them a great gardening option.
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Spring: New Life for Butterflies and Gardens!
Spring is a time of renewal and new life for both butterfly gardens and butterflies. Perennial flowers, bulbs, shrubs and trees of every variety that rested during the cold days of winter are again springing to life. New generations of many species of butterflies are winging their way northward, eager to find appropriate homes to safely rear the next generation of their species. 'Tis the season to get your butterfly gardens a-bloom to greet these magical "flying flowers!"
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Butterfly Gardening in the Ozarks with Wildflowers
Butterfly and hummingbird gardening with wildflowers. Nectar sources for butterflies and hummers. Host plants for caterpillars.
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Come Wine and Dine with My "Flying Flowers"
Summer has finally arrived! It's time for the butterfly gardener to enjoy the wonder and delight of watching magical "flying flowers" come to wine and dine! It's also time for the gardener to take a small respite from gardening tasks. I invite you to enjoy a "virtual" stroll with me as I show you the results of just a few of my spring gardening efforts.
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Who's Hanging Out In Your Flower Garden?
Identifying butterflies that are more attracted to certain flowers than others can be helpful in planning your butterfly garden. You will marvel at the beauty of the "flying flowers" as you follow the links to their exquisite photographs in this article. Feel free to join in or begin a discussion about this article if you have questions or comments. Enjoy!
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Autumn: A Welcome Respite for Me and My Garden!
Autumn brings with it a riot of colors to gardens. Perennials know it's time to rest for the winter. Butterflies have either migrated to warmer climes or taken shelter elsewhere until spring. A brief respite from gardening tasks is also welcomed by many avid gardeners in the autumn--including me!
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Butterfly Watching: Up Close and Personal
A delightful tour of two butterfly conservatories. Look a butterfly in the eye, watch them fly with gossamer wings in lush indoor habitats, and photograph them imbibing nectar.
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Create a Butterfly and Hummer Pole Garden!
Learn how to create a colorful, blooming "pole garden" to attract hummingbirds and butterflys to your backyard. It's easy, it's fun, and both hummers and flying flowers will love it!
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Diversity: The Key to Successful Butterfly Gardening
There is more to be considered than merely planting a few pretty flowers if you’re really serious about butterfly gardening. Your ultimate goal should be to provide a healthy natural habitat for the butterflies indigenous to your area. Read about how to create a diversified butterfly habitat in your backyard!
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Help Bring Back the Butterflies!
How gardeners can help restore the world's butterfly population by planting new butterfly gardens with nectar source plants, or help restore native butterfly habitats.
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IPM Leads Way in Controlling Garden Pests!
Learn how, why, and when to use the "Integrated Pest Management" (IPM) approach to help control pests and diseases that plague your gardens. Butterfly and hummingbird gardeners will want to pay special attention to the four basic concepts of the IPM approach.
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June is in Bloom! Come to My Garden Party!
A burst of early flowering perennials attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, and a host of happy buzzing bees to gardens. Everyone is invited to my early summer garden party. I'll be escorting you on a colorful tour of some of my favorite perennials in my various garden areas. They have truly outdone themselves this spring and early summer, and are blooming profusely.
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One Butterfly and Hummer Gardener's Success Story!
A delightful interview with a dedicated butterfly and hummingbird gardener awaits you in this article. Read how she has successfully attracted both of these exquisite "Jewels of the Sky" to her backyard habitat.
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Our Heavenly Haven for Butterflies and Hummers
Planting a butterfly and hummingbird garden is well worth the effort, especially when everything seems to burst into bloom at once. This article will give you a small glimpse of a few flowers, trees, and shrubs we've planted in our yard over a ten-year period. Many of our flowers are in full bloom this month, and have already attracted a variety of butterflies and a hummingbird or two to our little piece of Heaven on earth. Enjoy!
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Sulphur Butterflies Bring Sunshine to Gardens!
Clouded and Cloudless Sulphur butterflies are attracted to many lovely flowers that are easy to include in your butterfly garden. Learn a bit about these sunny "flying flowers" and their favorite habitats, nectar sources, and host plants.
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What Butterflies Need Besides Nectar
Besides nectar, some butterflies need certain minerals which are found in "puddles" or standing water. In addition, they need warm basking areas as well as shelter and cover from predators. Gardeners can help provide these few simple needs for butterflies with very little effort, thereby attracting more flying flowers to their flower gardens.
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