Yellow Passion Flower:This vine is not just for show; it plays a vital role in the life cycle of certain butterflies like the Gulf fritillaries, Julia butterflies, and zebra longwings.
Tricolor Nasturtium:These radiant blooms not only offer months of visual delight but also stand out strikingly against the plant’s soft, bright green leaves.
Pacific Pea:The Pacific pea vine is an evergreen plant that showcases a vibrant array of pea-like flowers ranging from bold violet to soft white colors.
Mexican Flame Vine:The Mexican flame vine boasts glossy, arrowhead-shaped foliage and is renowned for its striking clusters of flowers.
Japanese Honeysuckle:The Japanese honeysuckle showcases aromatic, pristine white blossoms that slowly turn to a soft yellow as the seasons transition from late spring to summer’s end.
Dutchman’s Pipe:The Dutchman’s pipe is a crucial food source for the caterpillars of the pipevine swallowtail butterfly.
Downy Clematis:Butterflies can’t resist the sweet nectar of the downy clematis. This vine is an excellent choice for anyone wanting to enhance their butterfly garden.
Common Hop:The inviting citrus scent of common hop blossoms is a delight for butterflies. Known for its resilience and beauty, the common hop is a robust perennial vine.
Carolina Jessamine:The Carolina jessamine announces spring’s arrival with its fragrant trumpet-like flowers as early as February.
Canary Creeper:The canary creeper, another member of the Tropaeolum family, is a butterfly favorite due to the sweet nectar it provides.