What Does a Monarch Butterfly Caterpillar Look Like?
Picture it not with your eyes, but through your mind’s touch, embarking on a journey of metamorphosis from a tactile perspective.
Butterfly Friendly Plants of the California Chaparral
California’s chaparral is a unique ecosystem, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, that is home to a variety of plants that butterflies find irresistible.
Lupine as Butterfly Larval Host Plant
Many species of butterflies use various species of lupines (Lupinus) as host plants for their larvae. It’s important to note that butterfly-host relationships can be specific not only to the genus, but to the species level as well. Also, butterfly species’ distributions can affect which lupine species they interact with. Here are some butterfly species…
Can a Monarch Butterfly Kill You?
Finally, the truth about Monarch Butterflies. Your life just might depend on it.
What is the _Bare_Minimum_ I Gotta do to Help Monarch Butterflies?
It’s time to embrace your inner laziness and make a significant impact by simply scattering Milkweed seeds appropriate for your area.
Monarch Butterflies: Brutally Told
A poem of Monarch Butterflies, told in a Brutalist style
Free Milkweed Seeds!
Have you ever dreamed of filling your garden with vibrant Milkweed plants, attracting beautiful Monarch Butterflies? It’s a captivating image: colorful blooms swaying in the breeze as graceful butterflies dance around them. While the idea of free milkweed seeds may sound enticing, let’s explore why it’s crucial to recognize the true value of these “Butterfly…
- Botany | Butterfly Farming | Gardening | Horticulture | Milkweeds (Asclepias) | Monarch (Danaus plexippus)
Why Would I Need Multiple Milkweed Species?
By planting multiple species of Milkweed, you create a more vibrant and sustainable habitat for Monarch Butterflies and other pollinators, ensuring their survival and contributing to the overall health of your local ecosystem… one day at a time!
