Butterfly Gardening - Nectar Plants with David Rodriguez

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Plants discussed:
(1:14) Hardy Summer Perennial, planning, location, size
(3:41) General Maintenance
(11:07) Tropical Milkweed
(14:18) Greg’s Blue Mistflower
(15:46) Autumn Sage-Salvia greggii
(17:27) Texas Superstars
(18:47) ‘Gold Star’ Esperanza
(21:25) Firebush
(23:22) Mexican Bird of Paradise
(24:51) Henry Duelberg Saliva
(26:33) ‘Mystic Spires’ Salvia
(28:05) Duranta- Brazilian Sky Flower
(30:54) Blue Plumbago- Imperial
(33:11) New Gold Lantana
(34:50) Golden Showers Thryallis
(35:46) Butterfly Pentas ‘Lucky Star’
(37:07) ‘Dreamland’ Zinnias
(39:47) Grandma’s Yellow Rose
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[@debbieroland2807]

Great class. Thanks David.

[@sandybarefeet]

Thanks, appreciate the tips and highlighting the superstar selections. Especially appreciate the specific varieties suggested on the plumbago and salvias. Please note, on slides, the butterfly is a “queen”, not a “queen monarch “.