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Break into Butterfly Gardening! So what is butterfly gardening really all about? Well, we’ll tell you with some basics on butterfly gardening. Hopefully this is new information you can use, not just the old stuff they used to tell you. What is butterfly gardening? Simply put butterfly gardening is the art of growing flowers and plants that will attract these colorful and magnificent creatures to our own gardens. A properly planned butterfly garden offers great joy to visitors of the garden by attracting these lovely flitting creatures for our amusement and delight. It also ensures a safe habitat for the butterflies. Deciding upon how to design your butterfly garden is just a matter of personal preference on your part. In reality, butterflies simply do not care about the style of your garden, only the plants that attract them. Typical points to consider for choosing your butterfly gardening plan are the size of your garden and the types of flowers and plants you want to grow. Pick a style of garden that appeals to you and ensure it contains the plants and flowers that appeal to the butterflies you wish to attract. As in anything else, it is important to do thorough research on exactly which plants and flowers will attract certain species of butterflies. Speaking of butterfly species, do you have an idea of what kinds you want to attract to your garden? Do you know which ones live in your area? Once you work out this decision and decide which types of butterflies you want flying around and visiting your home, then simply create your butterfly gardening plan around those species.

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North Carolina Wesleyan College Science Club Butterfly Gardening Aster "To make a wish come true, whisper it to a butterfly. Upon these wings it will be taken to heaven and granted. For they are the messengers of the Great Spirit." ~ Native American Legend ~ Here are some basic principles for planning and planting a butterfly garden. Grow lots of Nectar Plants Choose a Sunny Location. Sun is extremely important for both butterflies and flowers. Butterflies need sun to keep their bodies warm enough so they can fly. Only when their body temperature is 85-100°F can they fly well. When the air temperature is cooler than this, they bask in the sun they warm themselves to effective flight temperature. You can help your butterflies by providing rocks or evergreens in garden in spots that get sun early in the day. The rocks or evergreens will absorb the heat from the sun, and the butterflies can perch or them to bask, warm up , and start flying earlier. Many perennials and other larval food plants grow best in full sun. The amount of nectar production can be determined by the amount of light they receive. Provide Shelter.

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As a gardening enthusiast, the following topics will probably be of interest to you. The following list is just a sample of the article titles we have collected for your enjoyment: Lessons from My Garden Insecticides Fungicides Spreader-stickers Know Your Yellow Roses Here is the full text of just one of our compilation of articles: Butterfly Gardening Author: Jane Lake Butterfly gardening is not only a joy, it is one way that you can help restore declining butterfly populations. Simply adding a few new plants to your backyard may attract dozens of different butterflies, according to landscape designers at the University of Guelph. Butterflies, like honeybees, are excellent pollinators and will help increase your flower, fruit and vegetable production if you provide them with a variety of flowers and shrubs. They are also beautiful to watch, and are sometimes called "flowers on the wing." - Begin by seeding part of your yard with a wildflower or butterfly seed mix, available through seed catalogues and garden centers. Wildflowers are a good food source for butterflies and their caterpillars. - Choose simple flowers over double hybrids. They offer an easy-to-reach nectar source.

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Printer Friendly Version Butterfly Gardening Facts Butterfly gardening can be grown throughout the United States. There is a wide variety of both butterfly attracting (nectar) plants and host plants covering climate zones throughout the country. Butterfly gardens can range in size from a few containers placed in a sunny spot to several acres. Nectar-producing plants will attract butterflies to your garden. In order to support a full butterfly lifecycle, host plants (for laying eggs and for a caterpillar food source) must also be present. Throughout the country, the general requirements for a butterfly garden are the same: full sun, nectar source plants, larval host plants, a pesticide-free environment, and knowledge of the local butterfly fauna. Butterfly gardens are best planted in the spring with younger plants or in the fall with mature plants that will become dormant quickly and re-emerge in the spring (perennials). It is best not to plants in the heat of the summer or the cold of the winter. Many butterfly-attracting plants are natives and require little attention, as they are naturally adapted to the region in which they live.

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