“White Swamp Milkweed”: A Guide by Johnny Butterflyseed As an advocate for native plants and the preservation of butterfly habitats, Johnny Butterflyseed is committed to educating enthusiasts about the various milkweed species that support monarch butterflies in Florida and throughout the U.S. Southeast. Today, we focus on two milkweed species
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American Black Nightshade (Solanum americanum Mill.) is an often overlooked but vital plant species that plays a significant role in the habitat and diet of the endangered Bobwhite Quail (Colinus virginianus). This article delves into the importance of American Black Nightshade for Bobwhite Quail across Florida and the southeastern United
This guide will provide you with all the necessary steps to successfully plant and nurture Monarch Sunflowers across USDA Zones 1 through 11.
The structures in milkweed seed pods that help the seeds catch the wind for dispersal are called “comas” or more commonly known as “floss” or “silk.”
Whether roasted, ground into meal, or preserved, Yellow Dent Corn offers a taste of heirloom quality that harkens back to the simpler days of farming.
In the diverse ecosystems of the U.S. Southeast, the marsh rabbit (Sylvilagus palustris) serves as an integral species, particularly within forests and marshes. Known for its preference for wet environments, the marsh rabbit thrives in areas where thick vegetation provides necessary cover and food sources. For Floridians, especially those with
Tall Elephantsfoot is a valuable native plant in the southeastern United States, offering significant benefits to butterflies through nectar provision, habitat enhancement, and participation in broader ecological relationships.
Here’s a list of southern shrubs that are known to attract and provide excellent nesting opportunities for Northern Cardinals: