Butterflies

These plants are known to attract butterflies and are perfect for your butterfly garden.

Roses-Drift Coral

Coral Drift

Bright coral-orange blooms cover this mounding shrub from spring to fall.  Great ey-catcher from anywhere!

This plant attracts butterflies.
Roses-Drift Pink

Pink Drift

Low-growing with distintive mounded flowers that are deep pink witha soft faded center.  Easy care and disease resistant.(GC)

This plant attracts butterflies.
Roses-Drift Red

Red Drift

Perfect fro use in front of border plantings.  It makes a beautiful statement when it drapes naturally.  Great flower power and disease resistance.(GC)

This plant attracts butterflies.
Roses-Knockout Sunny

Knockout Sunny

This newest release is the only fragrant member in the family.  Bright yellow flowers fade quickly to a pastel cream color.(SHR)

This plant attracts butterflies.
Roses-Knockout Rainbow

Knockout Rainbow

Uniquely colored coral pink blooms with yellow centers.  More compact than the other members.(SHR) AARS 2007

This plant attracts butterflies.
Roses-Knockout Blushing

Knockout Blushing

Yhis variety has light pink blooms that, with age, fade to a delicate subtle pink.(SHR)

This plant attracts butterflies.
Roses-Knockout Double Pink

Knockout Double Pink

A bright bubble gum pink version of the Double Red Knockout.  Very stable and unfazed by the heat.  Classic shaped flowers from spring until frost.(SHR)

This plant attracts butterflies.
Roses-Knockout Rose Pink

Knockout Pink

A beautiful shade of light pink!  Self-cleaning, drought tolerant and disease resistant.(SHR)

This plant attracts butterflies.
Rose- Double Red Knockout

Knockout Double Red

The full double flowers look just like a classic rose.  Nearly carefree just like the original Knockout Red.(SHR)

This plant attracts butterflies.
Rose- Red Knockout

Knockout Red

Rich cherry red/hot pink blooms that continue until the first hard frost.  Self-cleaning, drought tolerant and disease resistant.(SHR) AARS 2000

This plant attracts butterflies.

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