Why Has Milkweed Declined and What Can I Do About It?
Understanding reasons behind a decline is essential in taking effective action to restore Milkweed habitats.
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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!
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Milkweed Seed Germination Protocol
The term, “Germination Protocol,” refers to a set of procedures and conditions designed to promote the germination of seeds. Here is a general outline of a germination protocol for Milkweed seeds
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How Should I Store Milkweed Seeds?
Here are some tips from Johnny to help you keep your Milkweed seeds as fresh as possible for as long as possible.
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Top 10 Reasons Johnny Says, “Plant More Milkweed!”
Johnny always says, “Plant More Milkweed!” But why? We ask the really tough question, and report back in Top 10 Style!
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American Elder (Sambucus canadensis) | Botany | Butterflies (Papilionoidea) | Butterfly Farming | Gardening | Horticulture | Nectar Plants
Is American Elder a Good Nectar Source for Butterflies?
American Elder is not a Larval Host Plant for butterflies, but is it still good?
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Is There a Greater Need for Butterfly Farmers and Gardeners in USDA Zone 9?
There are a few reasons why there might be a greater need for butterfly farmers and gardeners in USDA Zone 9.
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Should I Use Mulch in my Butterfly Garden?
Mulch, unnatural in the wild, can have both positive and negative effects on butterfly gardening, depending on various factors.
