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Zinnia to Verbana: 7 flowers that attract butterflies

Zinnia to Verbana are 7 flowers that attract butterflies with their vibrant colors, continuous blooms, and nectar-rich rewards

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Zinnia

Their vibrant colors red, orange, pink, are a favorite among butterflies, they offer nectar-rich blooms and a wide landing platform, making it easy for butterflies to feed

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Lantana

Lantana's multicolored flower heads produce an abundance of nectar, drawing in butterflies with their sweet scent

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Black-eyed Susan

These cheerful yellow perennials with dark centers are a butterfly delight. Their daisy-like flowers offer easy access to nectar and are particularly attractive

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Verbana

Verbena's clusters of small, fragrant flowers are a butterfly magnet. Their continuous blooming throughout the summer provides a steady source of nectar

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Butterfly Bush

The butterfly bush is a superstar in butterfly gardens. Its long spikes of fragrant, colorful blossoms are rich in nectar and can lure numerous butterfly species

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Coneflower

Coneflowers, with their striking purple petals and prominent seed heads, are a favorite among many butterfly species

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Milkweed

As the primary host plant for monarch butterfly larvae, milkweed is crucial in any butterfly garden

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