HOW CAN YOU ATTRACT BUTTERFLIES TO YOUR GARDEN?

the Bog fritillary butterfly, a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family,
Bog fritillary butterfly
By planting a patch of flowers, you can attract the silver washed fritillary butterfly to your garden.
Silver washed fritillary butterfly

You can attract a wide variety of butterflies like the purple bog, silver meadow, alberta alpine, lavenda, zerene and others by planting a patch of wildflowers. You can buy a packet of wildflower seeds and grow them in pots or containers. Wildflowers usually do well in poor soils, so replacing well-composited mix with sandy soil is recommended. If you live in the right climate, the butterfly shrub or buddleia bush will attract butterflies in droves.

Planting lavenda flowers in your garden can attract butterflies to your garden.
Butterfly on lavenda flowers
A butterfly shrub, garden or buddleia bush will attract butterflies in droves in the right climate.
Butterfly garden

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