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leeflea51
Golden, MS
(Zone 7a)

February 21, 2009
08:46 AM

Post #6168780

This might be the wrong forum to post this and if it is please pardon me but it does have to do with native plant. Might someone suggest some native plants for my growing zone which is 7(a) to be precise that will attract butterflies and ones on which they can lay their eggs as a larval food source. I live in a rural area surronded by a mixed woods, tulip poplar, pines, beeches, oaks, junipers, sumac. ilex, etc. I'd appreciate any information you might be kind enough to provide.
I plant dill and fennel for the Eastern Swallowtail butterflies but am interested in our native plants. Thanks, Lee

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