Wild plants in the garden for butterflies?
Do you have wild plants for butterflies in your garden? Which ones?
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We have a complete natural garden. With native plants (we grow what is good here and where many bees go). Here are butterflies. To date we have 9 large summer wings to which they are now very happy to go.
Unfortunately, for about three years only very few butterflies have been present. This year still few, but again a little more than last year, which makes me hope.
I have a beet about 20 x 20 m in my large garden with different. Flower mixes sowed, this beet blossoms wonderfully at the time. And now I have an approx. 20 m wide and 1 m deep beet with white margarites (multiannual dams) on flower, my garden is now very popular with insects and butterflies. When my flower meadow is blossomed, I’ll sew it with Phacaelia and Yellow Mustard, which will remain as a foundation over the winter.
Yeah, sown a mixture of seeds at three places, and now everything blossoms.
No, just normal flowers.
Wild lilacs.