Don't be fooled by their easy breezy nature: if you want your butterfly ... more flowers at all levels of the plant, which is much more attractive". Now that you know how to prune buddleia ...

You have probably seen this one’s bright butter-yellow flowers, the plants commonly very abundant in old agricultural fields and roadsides. The plants are sometimes present in the thousands and ...

Buddleia, also known as the butterfly bush, is a much-loved garden plant, but it's also extremely invasive and can cause ...

Three quarters of butterfly ... flowers from around the world you can plant to encourage butterflies, and wildlife gardener Caroline Ware reveals how a variety of British native plant species can also ...

gardeners can prune buddleia, also known as the butterfly bush. Whilst it is best pruned in the spring, it can be given a haircut in the autumn months by removing withered flowers and deadheading.

Provide the butterflies with warmth (a sunny spot), shelter (shrubs and trees) and nectar and butterflies will start to use your garden to feed and maybe even breed.

The key is adding plants that are known to attract butterflies. When you're planting, focus on flowers with red ... And, if you don’t just want butterfly cameos, but rather a consistent presence ...

Pollen is carried by insects or blown by the wind from one flower to another ... Some of the seeds will grow into new plants.

There are plenty of choices, including both flowering and foliage plants. Climbing roses are perfect for arches and training against fences and walls. They need to be tied into their support, as they ...

October is an ideal month to plant a variety of flowers, hardy vegetables, and shrubs, including marigolds, chrysanthemums, petunias, and dianthus. These plants thrive in cooler temperatures and ...

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A native plant that works great as a ground cover, California lilac creates a bed of blue flowers that bring butterflies to the yard, Casazza says. Once established, this butterfly plant is low ...