7 Butterfly Flowers Irresistible to Monarchs…and Hummingbirds!
Which Butterfly Plants Also Attract Hummingbirds? Discover Nourishing Nectar Flowers that will Entice Both Monarchs & Hummers to your Garden Doorstep…
7 Easy Fall Gardening Tips for your Butterfly Garden
These 7 simple fall gardening tips can help you end the butterfly garden season better prepared to host a bounty of butterflies and pollinators next spring…
12 Tips to Overwinter Butterfly Plants Indoors
How to overwinter butterfly plants INDOORS…with minimal cost and effort!
How To Grow From Cuttings- Tropical Milkweed Propagation
How to quickly multiply your tropical milkweed supply by taking stem cuttings instead of slow-growing seeds…
Aristolochia Gigantea : A Death Sentence for Pipevine Swallowtails
8 Pipevine Species that are NOT toxic to baby Pipevine Swallowtail Caterpillars
Container Gardening Ideas? Grow Milkweed for Monarchs
Why growing some milkweed in pots is a good idea for both you and the monarchs + 6 milkweed varieties that work well in containers
How to Start a Monarch Butterfly Garden that Brings Home the Butterflies…and Caterpillars
How to create a butterfly garden that attracts and supports monarch butterflies and their kids…
How to Save and Grow Healthy Milkweed in Continuous Growing Regions?
How to grow healthy milkweed for monarchs in continuous growing regions…poll and discussion
How To Control Aphids On Milkweed Plants
Of all the questions I get about butterfly gardening, “How can I control aphids on my milkweed?” is probably the most frequent. Here are 10 ways to stop annoying aphids from taking over the monarchs’ milkweed supply.
5 Big Zinnia Flowers for a Busy Butterfly Garden + Growing Tips
Try These 5 Zinnia Flowers to Bring Home More Butterflies + One Dwarf Variety. Zinnia Care Tips to Prevent Powdery Mildew
Winter Sowing Milkweed Seeds Part 3: Spring Your Seedlings
Sow Now What? What to do with spring milkweed seedlings after they awaken from a winter sown sleep…
Tropical Milkweed Blooms in Frigid January?!
Many North American gardeners buy tropical milkweed seeds or plants each spring. I was one of those butterfly gardeners until I found a way to make my current plants multiply like rabbits!