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Orange Butterfly Plant

A Magnet for Butterflies

(10 customer reviews)

Attracts butterflies like crazy! Bright orange flowers in early summer are followed by seedpods later on. Excellent for cutting. Naturalizes well; grows 24-36 in. high. Full sun. Bareroot. Zones 4-8.
This plant attracts butterflies.

This item ships at the proper planting time for your region in both spring and fall.
If the current shipping season is closed, your order will ship at the proper time in the next season.

Product Details

Comments: See individual items for more information. Consist of 09052-3 Butterfly Plant, 11619-3 Purple Verbena, and container 2253-1.
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Orange Butterfly Plant Ships In Both Spring And Fall
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- Saturday, June 04, 2011
pleased
Reviewed By: Nancy Smith (Beaver Falls, Pa)
I ordered 1 butterfly plant but Gurneys sent me two saying they weren't happy with the size. They are both thriving and growing rapidly. Thanks Gurney's !!!

- Tuesday, August 25, 2009
multiply fast
Reviewed By: pat (virginia beach, va)
wow, I started with 2 plants last fall. today there are about a dozen spread around the garden! They look great Too!

- Monday, April 13, 2009
My Favorite Plant in the Garden!
Reviewed By: Wendy (Roaring Spring, PA)
These are the last flower to poke it's little leaves up through the soil in the spring (sometimes, as late as May) Occasionally you might get lucky and get a new volunteer close by in the spring. I've transplanted them before they get the long root, and they do just fine. The best part is...keep your eye on them everyday in the late summer because, monarch butterflies love this plant. I have found oodles of caterpillars on the leaves. I give the caterpillars in jars away to the neighborhood kids and elementary teachers to let them watch as they turn to butterflies.

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