Butterfly Plants Plants For Sale In Jackson

It prefers a well-drained soil and may need midday shade in hot summer climates. Dracocephalum is moderately drought resistant once well-established and is considered to be deer resistant.

Mountain or Royal Sage produces loose spikes of glowing orange-red tubular flowers in early summer and again in fall, just in time for migrating Hummingbirds. Easy, drought tolerant once established, and virtually pest free.

This tough and drought tolerant clump forming bulbous native perennial produces rosettes of blue-green grass-like foliage from which the elegant flower spikes emerge. This beautiful perennial wildflower is common to the Pineywoods of western Louisiana...

Of 107 Butterfly Bushes on trial at Wisley Gardens this was the top vote getter! Butterfly Bush is considered invasive in some areas, please consult your local state offices before purchasing.Butterfly Bushes are easily grown,free flowering butterfly...

This compact Buddleia flowers even at a very young age and will continue flowering from spring to frost. Provide a full to mostly sunny position in well-drained soils. Spikes of deep fuchsia buds open to pale pink flowers with an orange eye.

Colorwheel Stokesia is just as tough and reliable as its brethren creating a mound of foliage on a durable and dense clump forming native perennial. Stoke's Asters or Stokesia Daisies are durable drought, deer, and rabbit resistant, clump-forming native...

Henry Duelberg Mealycup Sage has been selected as a Texas Superstar for its reliable performance and garden qualities. For more about the story about the discovery of Henry Duelberg and Augusta Duelberg mealycup sages see the 'External Info Link' below.

Its dense compact habit make this the perfect Stokes Aster for gardens and landscapes. May reseed under good conditions though it may be unlikely to where mulched. Did we mention that it doesn't flop like older cultivars?

This Rudbeckia is unusual in that it will grow and flower quite well even under deciduous shade. A good choice for the back of the border. These Rudbeckia's are good for attracting smaller butterflies and it seems that the Red Banded Hairstreak is one...

1-1/2" bright orange-yellow daisies top this diminutive and durable dwarf Coreopsis in late spring and early summer. An evergreen perennial that slowly develops into a 6-9" high slowly spreading stoloniferous groundcover.

Photos courtesy of Proven Winners - www.provenwinners.com Buddlejas are considered invasive in some regions please check with your local state offices before purchasing. The small size lends Ice Chip to the perennial border, smaller spaces, and containers...

A slowly spreading clump former that prefers average moisture. Attracts pollinators. Provide good drainage, average moisture, and ample sunlight for the best results. Images courtesy of North Creek Nurseries.

The How-How Passionvine may reproduce from rhizomes although not as vigorously as the Maypop. A vigorous growing vine that is adaptive to containers as well. The beautiful silvery-green delicate trilobed foliage makes it a great contrast for darker colored...

The Flutterby Petite Tutti Fruitti Pink Butterfly Bush was selected as a Louisiana Super Plant by the LSU Agcenter in 2014. The Flutterby series of Butterfly Bushes or Buddleias were selected not only for their compact habit, fragrant colorful flowers,...

Appalachian Mountainmint is native along much of the east coast from Virginia to Florida and west to Mississippi. It is also on the long list of plants that are larval hosts to the Gray Hairstreak Butterfly.

Provide a full sun location and a well drained soil for the best results. Providing a well-draining site will be key to helping it survive the winter as well as a loose breathable mulch such as pinestraw.

Photo courtesy of Proven Winners - www.provenwinners.com Lo' & Beholdtm Blue Chip Jr. Butterfly Bush makes a great addition to the garden and landscape but this one is compact enough for containers too.

Later, brilliant red berries appear that last all summer and throughout the winter. Quite hardy and disease resistant. The flowers have same fragrance as honeysuckle vines. We send 1 to 1 1/2' plants.

Adaptable to a variety of soil conditions. Abelias are easily grown, drought, salt, deer, and pest resistant upright to arching evergreen to semi-evergreen shrubs. The Chinese Abelia is an easy to grow, drought tolerant, and pest resistant, and reliable...

In mild winter climates, like zone 9 and 10, they can remain evergreen and will flower for most of the year. If your Dwarf Mexican Petunias get too tall or leggy just cut them back to a few inches above the ground and they will quickly regrow and soon...

It is reported to grow in zone 7 if given a protected site and winter care but may freeze to the ground. Where hardiness is a consideration plant as early in the year as possible to help them get well established before winter.

The Star of Surbiton Passionflower is definitely a caterpillar host for the Gulf Frittilary butterfly and will probably prove to be a host for additional species. May produce yellow ripening to orange tangy fruit if cross-pollinated.

Excellent for butterflies and the birds will enjoy the seedheads in winter. This is an easy, durable, and reliable drought tolerant and deer resistant perennial for any sunny border.

A truly dwarf Buddleia producing loads of fragrant blue spikes on a low mounding plant that only grows to 2-1/2'!Of 107 Butterfly Bushes on trial at Wisley Gardens Lo' & Beholdtm Blue Chip Butterfly Bush was the#2vote getter.

A near perfect replacement for lawn grass that provides a burst of brilliant fall color as well. Grassleaved Goldenaster is a durable native that makes a nice groundcover under larger perennials and naturalistic settings including meadows and roadside...

Some bee-keepers say it is good for honey, also. On a recent trip to west Texas we saw a Coral Vine that must have had 50 or more butterflies on one plant! Rose of Montana is considered invasive in some regions, please check with your local county extension...

Plant with caution as Wedelia has escaped and has become a pest in portions of Florida where it is now considered a class 2 invasive by the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council for central and southern Florida.