Posts tagged monarch caterpillars
Milkweed at Enchanted Gardens, 2020
Milkweed at Enchanted Gardens, 2020

Enchanted Gardens is a certified rest stop for monarchs during their migration from Mexico. Monarch butterflies depend on local gardeners to provide milkweed host plants for their young caterpillars, especially native varieties. Join Enchanted’s #MILKWEEDMOVEMENT to give back to local nonprofits and support Monarch conservation—purchase your milkweed from Enchanted, post photos on social media using our hashtag, and spread the word about our #MILKWEEDMOVEMENT.

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Native Milkweed List, 2019 | Enchanted Gardens
Native Milkweed List, 2019 | Enchanted Gardens

They say if a butterfly flaps its wings in New Mexico, it could cause a hurricane in China. On top of being a delightful spectacle of nature, Monarch butterflies help keep world ecosystems in balance. As Texas is a main rest stop during their migration from Mexico, the Monarch butterflies depend on local gardeners to provide milkweed host plants for their young caterpillars.

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Plant Variety ListsIsabella SerimontrikulEnchanted Gardensbutterflies, plants to feed butterflies, butterfly garden, attract butterflies, Pollinators, attract pollinators, monarch butterflies, monarch caterpillars, milkweed movement, Mustard Seed Farm and Market, Milkweed, Asclepias