Butterfly Plants Plants For Sale In Provo

Inspiration Passionvine, like most other root hardy tropicals, should be established in the garden after the danger of frost/freeze has passed and soil temperatures have begun to warm.

In order to produce their delicious tangy tropical tasting fruit Passionflowers must be cross-pollinated by another seedling, species, or cultivar. Bumblebees are perfectly designed for this as the pollen is rubbed on their back as they circle the corona...

Possum Purple is considered to be a self pollinating Passionfruit but having another cultivar for cross pollination may be beneficial as well. This a very easy and strong-growing, perennial vine with beautiful glossy leaves, exotic white and purple flowers,...

Flat-Top or Shiny Goldenrod provides a perfect landing platform for pollinators while they enjoy its rich nectar and pollen. Large, flat displays of rich yellow flowers are born over an exteded period in summer that lasts until early fall.

An unusually large-growing variety. Huge scarlet pine-cone-like blooms to 8 inches long are borne in summer atop the large deep green tropical foliage.

The 'red' coloration of this butterfly magnet is often most pronounced in southern climates. Miss Molly has deep magenta fragrant flowers that are born in elongating conical clusters on this wonderful new Butterfly Bush with a somewhat compact and refined...

Attracts butterflies. A very early and often long flowering drought tolerant Liatris. Clusters of deep violet-purple flowers emerge from short upright to arching stems in summer and are held above the deep green grass-like foliage of this tough bulbous...

The rich green deeply cut foliage is disease and pest resistant. One of our favorites! There has been much confusion as to exact parentage/species of this excellent cultivar though many believe that it originated as a German developed hybrid of two US...

Spikes of fragrant tiny pink flowers emerge from this diminutive Butterfly Bush from early spring through fall. Lo' and Beholdtm Pink Micro Chip is a sterile selection so it does not spend its energy producing seed but instead produces an endless display...

I would be surprised to find a plant that produces a more continuous supply of nectar rich flowers from summer to frost, even most Lantana has to catch its breath from time to time during the heat of summer.

The 'red' coloration of this butterfly magnet is often most pronounced in southern climates. Deep magenta fragrant flowers are born in elongating conical clusters on this wonderful new Butterfly Bush with a somewhat compact and refined growth habit.

A popular and easy to grow beauty that is now considered to be very rare if not extinct in its native habitat of Mexico. Average moist, well-drained, moderately fertile soils.Average moist, well-drained, moderately fertile soils.

The flowering stalks emerge from a rosette of wide medium green foliage on this fibrous rooted native perennial. Great for butterflies and pollinators. Starry Rosinweed is a common native of our local pineywoods where it can be seen flowering sometimes...

The Compass Plant is native to much of the central and eastern US. Medium to high drought tolerance once established. Attracts butterflies and other pollinators. The dark green, deeply dissected foliage of the Compass Plant was used as a compass as the...

This exciting new day-length neutral and thusly free flowering Black-Eyed Susan was discovered at Dupont Nursery near Plaquemine, Louisiana and is sure to bring in the butterflies and pollinators as well as providing color all summer.

Huge flat clusters of tiny white flowers are followed by a heavy crop of shiny black fruit. This is an easy to grow native that makes a nice large informal screen or hedge or can even be pruned into a small tree form.

Batface Cuphea, or Georgia Scarlet Batface Cuphea, is a tough and reliable low mounding perennial which blooms from late spring to frost. Provide a well-drained soil with full to mostly sun for the best results.

A vigorous clump forming perennial common to stream banks and moist areas but will do fine in average garden soils. This vigorous native produces masses of black-eyed golden yellow daisies from mid-summer to fall on tall sturdy stems.

A hummingbird magnet! Earlier flowering in the Southeast and later flowering as you move northward. Dig and divide every 2-3 years for the best results. A clump forming, slowly spreading winter deciduous perennial that enjoys moist but well-drained soils...

Evergreen in mild winter climates and it is known to tolerate temperatures as low as 20 o F with anecdotal reports that it is root hardy well into zone 8 and 7B. It has been reliably hardy for us here in our zone 8B gardens providing summer long color...

In northern areas of the country, they will die back to the ground in winter. Reappearing in very late spring, you will be amazed at how quickly it once again grows into a 3-8' shrub.

It is native to Europe and western Asia. * Scabiosa ochroleuca, commonly called cream scabious, is a species of scabiosa with creamy yellow flower heads.

Just as vigorous, easy, and tolerant as any other Great Coneflower, Golda Emanis Rudbeckia produces large golden yellow daisies on statuesque, 5-7' stalks in mid to late spring. The interesting and beautiful, yellow foliage of this Greg Grant selection...

Clusters of rich purple flowers are produced on sturdy stems atop the medium green foliage from spring through summer and into fall. Cloud Eight is a semi-dwarf selection of Purole-Top Vervain with a compact and free flowering habit.

Use in mixed containers or in mass to create a bold effect. Flowers from late spring to frost and is adored by Hummingbirds. A larger flowering form of the common Batface Cuphea which produces 1-1/2" long red tubular blooms that end with a purple bat-like...

'John Clayton' , named for the colonial botanist, was selected by the Virginia Native Plant Society and was found growing on the grounds of the 17th century Abington church in Gloucester, VA.

Deadheading is not required but removing spent flowers will help the plant look 'cleaner'.Buddleias can grow to become largeshrub-like perennials in mild climates but most grow as herbaceous perennials in zone 6 and colder.