phillipsbrian+FollowThe Shrub Butterflies Can’t ResistObsessed with butterflies in the garden? Meet buttonbush—the ultimate pollinator magnet! Its funky globe-shaped flowers aren’t just pretty, they’re a buffet for monarchs, swallowtails, and more. Bonus: it thrives in those soggy, hard-to-plant spots and adds major visual drama. Gardeners swear by it for boosting local wildlife and making your yard a pollinator paradise. If you want a lush, lively garden, this native shrub is the real MVP! #Home #GardeningTips #ButterflyGarden270Share
BraveBadger+Followhow i turned my tiny balcony into a butterfly paradise—can you believe it?My apartment balcony is barely big enough for a chair, but I wanted a butterfly garden so badly. I grabbed a few small pots and picked up some milkweed and lavender from the local nursery. It turns out, butterflies love these! I squeezed the pots together on my little table and waited. Within a week, I spotted a monarch fluttering around. I felt like a kid again, watching it land and sip nectar. The trick was picking plants that butterflies actually use, and making sure they got plenty of sun. Now, every morning, I get to watch butterflies dance right outside my window. Who knew a tiny space could bring so much joy? #ButterflyGarden #SmallSpaceLiving #UrbanGardening #NatureLovers #Gardening30Share
MajesticMagpie+Followis my dill plant just a snack bar for caterpillars or whatI spotted this chunky caterpillar munching away on my dill, and my first thought was, "Hey, that's my herb!" But then I remembered—future butterflies need to eat, too. I started planting extra dill just for these little guys. It’s wild how fast they can strip a plant, but it’s worth it when you see a butterfly fluttering around later. If you want to see more butterflies in your yard, try leaving some herbs just for them. I used to get annoyed at the chewed-up leaves, but now I just plant a little more. Watching the whole transformation up close is totally worth sharing your garden. #gardeningtips #butterflygarden #herbs #nature #dill #Gardening00Share
CyberCub+Followwhy did my backyard explode with butterflies after planting this texas native?Last spring, I went on a wild hunt for native milkweed. My goal? Attract more butterflies to my Texas backyard. I had tried fancy flowers before, but nothing worked like milkweed. The first week after planting, I spotted a monarch caterpillar munching away. I felt like a proud plant parent. Turns out, native milkweed is the real MVP for pollinators here. It’s tough enough for the Texas heat and doesn’t need much water. I picked a sunny spot, gave it some space, and let nature do its thing. Now, my garden is buzzing with life. If you want butterflies, trust me—native milkweed is the secret sauce. #TexasGardening #MilkweedMagic #ButterflyGarden #NativePlants #Gardening40Share
