Simpson’s Stopper seeds may have a variable germination rate, and patience is crucial in this process. Ensure the right conditions for germination, and with time, you should see the young saplings emerge, ready to grow into the beautiful and beneficial Simpson’s Stopper shrubs.
Shelter Plants
Longleaf Pine: Native Range and Ecological Zones
Due to factors like logging, agriculture, and urban development, less than 5% of the original Longleaf Pine ecosystem remains, making conservation efforts crucial.
Germinating Crataegus Michauxii Seeds
This article attempts to assist the user in germinating Michaux’s Hawthorn seeds.
Johnny Butterflyseed Achieves “2X Carbon-Negative” Status, Doubling Down on Environmental Responsibility
In simple terms, Johnny Butterflyseed removes twice the carbon dioxide emitted.
Sea Grapes in Butterfly Gardens: Ecological Jewels of the Florida Coastline
Here’s a dive into the many ways Sea Grapes enhance butterfly gardens in coastal regions of the U.S. southeast.
Firebush (Hamelia patens): The Butterfly Haven and “Guardian of the Forest”
Firebush (Hamelia patens) has also been dubbed the “Scarlet Bush” due to its fiery flowers and the “Hummingbird Bush” since hummingbirds are often seen hovering around it, drawn by its rich nectar
The Simpson Stopper (Myrcianthes fragrans) as a Florida Native Butterfly Shelter Plant
The glossy green leaves, colorful berries, and dense foliage make it an attractive addition to any garden or natural landscape.
What is a Butterfly Shelter Plant?
A “Butterfly Shelter Plant” is a plant that provides shelter, cover, or resting spots for adult butterflies.