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Selago canescens
Plant... The tiny grey seeds ripen about a month after flowering. Butterflies are attracted by the masses of small, tubular ... nectar. Many Selago species act as host plants to butterflies of the Lepidochrysops genus commonly known as Ant Blues. These butterflies have an interesting and important association ...
Albizia suluensis
Plant... Samango monkeys eat the leaves. The flowers are visited by butterflies. Fabaceae This is a good species to have in the ...
Asparagus rubicundus
Plant... scented flowers attract insects, such as bees and butterflies. The red berries are eaten and dispersed by ... grown from seed and not from cuttings. It attracts birds, butterflies, and bees to the garden. It thrives in full sun ...
... , like most of the species from this genus, attract butterflies and ants and other small insects. This plant is a ... The flowers are quite attractive and attract butterflies. One can also use this plant in bird-attracting ...
Euchaetis meridionalis
Plant... become abuzz with bees, which pollinate the flowers. Butterflies and other nectar or pollen-feeding insects are ...
Wild gardens – butterflies in your back yard
Information Library itemSource: Veld & Flora 1 | Copyright: Botanical Society
How creating small oases for butterflies could just tip the scales in favour of the insect. Reid Jill butterflies Botanical Society Wild gardens – butterflies in your back yard ...
Acmadenia mundiana
Plant... throat. Acmadenia mundiana flowers are visited by bees, butterflies and other insects that feed on nectar and pollen. ...
Coleus kirkii
Plant... Precis ceryne and the flowers are visited by bees and butterflies at Kirstenbosch NBG. Lamiaceae Coleus kirkii is ...
Curio crassulifolius
Plant... by wind. At Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, bees, butterflies and hoverflies are observed visiting the flowers. ...
Heteropyxis canescens
Plant... appear in dense clusters on terminal heads, which attract butterflies and other insects. The fruit is a small, ... mountainous habitats. The flowers attract bees, wasps and butterflies. Flowers are small and open-faced which suggests ... ornamental purposes. The yellow-greenish flowers attract butterflies and insects to the garden, while the attractive ...