What do Milkweed Seeds Look Like?
Milkweed seeds are flat and oval-shaped, and they are usually about a quarter of an inch long. They’re typically a light brown or tan color.
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Do Butterfly Gardens Attract Bees?
Yes, a butterfly garden can indeed attract bees, and that’s generally a good thing! Both butterflies and bees are pollinators, which means they play a crucial role in helping plants reproduce. By visiting flowers for their nectar, these insects inadvertently carry pollen from the male parts of a flower to the female parts, fertilizing the…
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How are Native Plants different from “Native-Friendly” Plants?
The terms “native-friendly plants” and “native plants” refer to different categories of plants based on their origin and suitability for a specific region or ecosystem.
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Butterflyseed: Defined
Here are three different definitions of “Butterfly Seed”
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The Black Swallowtail Butterfly: A Graceful Beauty of North America
Let’s delve into the fascinating world of the Black Swallowtail and explore its life cycle, habitat, behavior, and its role in North America’s ecosystem.
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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.
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What is the Fastest and Easiest Way to Start a Butterfly Garden?
So want want a Butterfly Garden but don’t want to work too hard at it? Never fear, Johnny is here!
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The Milkweed Bomb: A Seed-Spreading Secret for Monarch Habitat Restoration
Imagine having the power to spread native milkweed seeds far and wide, effortlessly contributing to the restoration of Monarch Butterfly habitats. Enter Johnny Butterflyseed’s “Milkweed Bomb” – a simple yet ingenious method that allows you to disperse milkweed seeds strategically and effectively. In this article, we’ll introduce the concept of the Milkweed Bomb and guide…
