Butterfly Plants Plants For Sale In Corona

Easy to grow, moderately drought tolerant once well-established, and exceptionally free-flowering. In mild winter climates they can get fairly large but are certainly amenable to pruning.

If your Salvia or Sage starts to look unkempt in mid to late summer consider giving it a light shearing or remove the spent flowering spikes to help promote new growth and flower production.

Average moist, well-drained, moderately fertile soils.Average moist, well-drained, moderately fertile soils. If your Salvia or Sage starts to look unkempt in mid to late summer consider giving it a light shearing or remove the spent flowering spikes to...

The flowers of Pentas will attract butterflies and other nectar loving creatures to your gardens throughout summer. An excellent choice for butterfly and hummingbird gardens that will flower from summer until frost.

The flowers of Pentas will attract butterflies and other nectar loving creatures to your gardens throughout summer. In the northern portions of their hardiness range provide mulch to help ensure their return for the following season.

A near perfect replacement for lawn grass that provides a burst of brilliant fall color as well. The silvery grass-like foliage of Narrowleaf Silk Grass could fool anyone to thinking it might actually be a grass but by late summer and fall you can be...

Vitex are great for summer color and their large spikes of colorful flowers attract butterflies and bees. Lecompte Vitex is another excellent introduction from noted plant breeder and author Greg Grant.

Selfheal can be used to good effect spilling over walls or even in containers if you feel you need to contain it. An easy groundcovering perennial, Under the Sea Selfheal produces fat spikes of dark bracts from which tubular purplish pink flowers emerge...

Wedelia is highly salt tolerant and is considered drought tolerant enough to be used in Xeriscapes. Drought tolerant once established, Wedelia revels in the heat and sun creating a dense 8-12" high mass of foliage, stems and flowers.

The round fruit 'may pop' when you step on them giving this beautiful native passion flower its name. To learn more see the Passionfruit datasheet by Purdue Horticulture: https://hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/passionfruit.html#Varieties The Maypop is...

Excellent for butterflies and the birds will enjoy the seedheads in winter. A profusion of dark-eyed golden yellow, 3-5'', daisies are held above the tidy rosette of foliage throughout summer.

A tightly clump forming perennial, Eared Goldenrod produces loose arching arrays of bright yellow flowers in summer atop sturdy stems. Shade tolerant, clump forming and it attracts a variety of pollinators when in flower.

Photo courtesy of Proven Winners - www.provenwinners.com Deadheading is not required but removing spent flowers will help the plant look 'cleaner'. Buddleias can grow to become large shrub-like perennials in mild climates but most grow as herbaceous perennials...

This is a durable and slowly spreading native perennial that flowers throughout the summer months. The bracts are probably more showy than the flowers but the flowers attract loads of pollinators including bees and small butterflies.

Yarrow or Achillea are as at home in the herb garden as they are the flower garden provided they have excellent drainage and receive ample sunlight. This is an award winning perennial and has received the Royal Horticulture Society's Award of Garden Merit.

Considered by some to be root hardy in zone 9 with protection. Called Popcorn Cassia because when brushed or crushed the foliage emits the wonderful fragrance of freshly buttered popcorn.

For more about the story about the discovery of Henry Duelberg and Augusta Duelberg mealycup sages see the 'Extermal Info Link' below. This is a wonderful drought tolerant, reliable, native perennial for the garden as well as butterflies and other pollinators.

Where they stated that it is "The most striking and best landscape butterfly bush in the large group of Flutterby series buddleias is the Flutterby Petite Tutti Fruitti Pink." Images courtesy of Star Roses and Plants, all rights reserved.

With most passionflowers the 5 stamens (pollen producing glands) arch downward once they are ready to release their pollen (and nectar) then on the next flower, hopefully, the 3 stigmas will arch downward once they are ready to receive pollen thus doing...

They are salt tolerant and deer resistant and can be pruned to shape if desired although their natural arching to mounding form will often produce the most flowers for pollinators.

May produce yellow ripening to orange tangy fruit if cross-pollinated. A hybrid bred by Myles Irvine of the UK, this Passionvine is moderately vigorous and exceptionally free flowering and is considered to be basically evergreen down to about 18 o F or...

Plants readily multiply into dense clumps. Otherwise these are great garden performers that will bring their owners many years of enjoyment with almost no maintenance required. Their only downfall is wet soggy winter soils which could cause rot.

Provide a well-drained soil and a full to mostly sunny position for the best results. With most passionflowers the 5 stamens (pollen producing glands) arch downward once they are ready to release their pollen (and nectar) then on the next flower, hopefully,...

An excellent choice for hummingbirds, mixed containers, hanging baskets, and in mass plantings. Batface Cuphea, or Georgia Scarlet Batface Cuphea, is a tough and reliable low mounding perennial which blooms from late spring to frost.

A.k.a. Texas Sage, Scarlet Salvia, Tropical Sage. Periodic removal of spent flower spikes will help keep your Scarlet Sage looking great and flowering throughout the growing season.

Redwing, Vining Maple, and Mariposa are among its many names, whatever you choose to call it this rather hardy vine with tropical origins creates quite a show throughout the warmer months of the year with a near continuous display of yellow, orchid-like...

The large, 3-4" wide, raspberry red flowers are centered by a corolla of raspberry red filaments that fade to bright white at the center. If it does survive the freezes, it is slow to resprout until soil temperatures have sufficiently warmed in spring.