These plants create colorful, nectar-rich flowers that attract and nurture butterflies. Thanks to their showiness, they also attract all of the attention from humans. However, they're only one component of a successful butterfly garden - you should pair them with plenty of caterpillar plants as well. This ensures butterflies can complete their entire life cycle right there in your yard!
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