The name “Johnny Butterflyseed” plays off the American legend of “Johnny Appleseed” (whose real name was John Chapman. Johnny Appleseed is said to have traveled the U.S. planting apple seeds. Our Johnny does the same, but with Milkweed Seeds.
In Spanish, “Johnny Appleseed” would be translated as “Johnny Semillademanzana.”
Thus, to capture the essence of “Johnny Butterflyseed” in Spanish:
Here, “Juanito” is a diminutive and affectionate form of “Juan” (equivalent to “Johnny”), and “Semillademariposa” translates directly to “Butterflyseed.” This keeps the playful and endearing nature of the original name.
250 Butterfly Milkweed Seeds (Ascslepias Tuberosa) for North America 2024
More than one full gram of Butterfly Milkweed Seeds (Asclepias tuberosa). Attracts Monarchs. Origin Kentucky. USDA Zones 3-8.