Category Archives: Salvia Leucantha

How To Build A Successful Butterfly Garden Videos

March 25, 2010

I thought I would put together some brief videos on how to create a successful Butterfly Garden for my last day of vacation. There are a total of 5 videos, each one is less than 2 minutes long.  Watching these should give you a decent idea of how to start (or continue) a successful Butterfly...

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Bumblebee On Salvia

October 23, 2009

I really like the color of this plant.  It’s called a Salvia Leucantha.  Supposedly it produces lots of nectar and the Butterflies, Bees, and Hummingbirds all seem to like it. The picture below is of a Bumblebee.

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