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April 23, 2006


More flowers for butterflies!

Filed under: Butterfly Garden — Butterflygirl @ 3:03 pm

One of my scabiosas (pin cushion flowers) started blooming:

One Scabiosa flower - butterfly blue variety.

So did the snapdragons. They aren’t native - but are used by Buckeyes as a host plant. I haven’t never seen any on mine though.

Close up of snapdragon bloom.

Wood Betony is native and I believe is a secondary host plant for either Buckeyes or Baltimore’s:

Wood Betony blooming.

Wood Betony bloom.





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