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Soon enough, this emerging milkweed will offer bea

Soon enough, this emerging milkweed will offer beautiful orange flowers. Butterfly milkweed is a must-have in every butterfly garden, as a critical host plant for Monarch butterflies and a nectar plant for other species. ⠀
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Do you have violets in your lawn? Leave them be! T

Do you have violets in your lawn? Leave them be! The humble and cheery spring violet is the only plant that most fritillary caterpillars will eat. Keep an eye out for beautiful orange butterflies laying eggs nearby.⠀
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