Texas butterfly garden native plants

I’ve created a list of butterfly attractors that help feed native and migrating butterflies from spring to fall

Native plant gardens—gardens created with wildlife indigenous to a specific region—are a great way to be more environmentally friendly. These gardens beautify the landscape while using less water and fewer pesticides. You can rebuild local ecosystems and habitats right in your yard! Here’s a guide on how to create a native plant garden of your own.

Garden Design Magazine on Instagram: “Create your own Monarch Waystation! 🦋 . Great layout from @ringerslandscaping. See more ideas for your garden in our regional gardening…”

by Jeanne McRightPollinator gardens not only can provide nectar for butterflies and other insects, but also will help to support the caterpillar stage of butterflies and moths if you add their native host plants.Native host plants are the plants where butterflies and moths lay their eggs. They’re important because those plants are what a new caterpillar will start to eat after it has hatched.Also, read this BB blog entry…

5 Great Reasons to Grow an Esperanza Plant (Tacoma stans) - Native Backyards

Winter is the Best Time to Start a Butterfly Garden! – Butterfly Lady

Texas Drought-Tolerant Plants (1).pdf

Invite nature in with a butterfly garden oasis, where colorful blooms and serene pathways create a perfect haven. Tap to discover how to create your own!

A gallery of North Texas native and well-adapted landscapes - beautiful, drought tolerant green spaces bursting with life and color.

Want to have a truly spectactular garden AND be able to help the local bee and butterfly population? Use Texas native flowers!