These plants are known to attract butterflies and are perfect for your butterfly garden.
Perfume Delight
Long, pointed buds unfurl to large, double blooms of glowing deep-pink. Great cut flower. Wonderfully fragrant. Vigorous.(HT)AARS 1974
Carefree Spirit
This mounding rose produces deep red blossoms with wihte twinkles in their eyes. Glossy, dark green foliage. VERY disease resistant. Vigorous.(SHR)AARS2009
Oklahoma
"Blackish red buds open to large blooms with full petals. A very dark red. Very fragrant.(HT)
Inkspots
Pointed buds open to well-formed velvety dark red blooms. Our darkest red. Light rose fragrance. Almost no thorns!(HT)
Crimson Bouquet
Brilliant clusters of bright red flowers. Well shaped plant with deep green glossy leaves.(GR)AARS 2000
Mr. Lincoln
Deep re velvet blooms on long stems. It has abundant true row fragrances.(HT)AARS 1965
Red Yucca
The red yucca is a very useful plant in many landscapes. Thin, tough foliage gives it excellent heat, drought and cold protection here in the South. Bright tubular flowers bloom for months and are a great butterfly and hummingbird attraction.
Cacti
Their distinctive appearance is a result of adaptations to conserve water. All species of cactus are uniquely beautiful and have many landscape and home uses.
Tulips
Tulips are often one of the first flowers of Spring. They require a cooling period of up to 8-12 weeks. Place them in your crisper opposite your apples and onions. Wait to plant as late as Valentine’s Day to get an Easter Tulip Show!
Bearded Iris
The iris family is among the most elegant yet easy to grow additions to any garden. They are so dependable and come in so many sizes and colors you won’t just want one.