Overzeetop sopuli.xyz1Hide 1 replyAfter three years of no growth, a small patch of milkweed near the edge of my yard regrew this year. I’m hoping the monarchs will find it.1
tony replyfeed.sokolik.infoWe dedicated a portion of our garden as a pollinator garden with things like a couple different types of milkweed, bee balm, foxglove, etc. We've enjoyed monarchs, bumble bees, and hummingbirds at that garden all season.2
That's the most butterfly looking butterfly
Confirmed, not a Viceroy!
After three years of no growth, a small patch of milkweed near the edge of my yard regrew this year. I’m hoping the monarchs will find it.
We dedicated a portion of our garden as a pollinator garden with things like a couple different types of milkweed, bee balm, foxglove, etc. We've enjoyed monarchs, bumble bees, and hummingbirds at that garden all season.