Certain flowers can attract a lot of butterflies to the garden. Find out here which flowers you need to create a butterfly garden.
Attract butterflies
There are many animals in a garden. Some are useful, like bees and worms, others are annoying, like snails and gnats, and others are just beautiful. This includes butterflies. If you would like to lure these little animals into your own garden, then you should pay attention to the right flowers, which butterflies are magically attracted to.
Create a butterfly garden
Autumn asters especially attract the little tortoiseshell. The butterfly with its orange and yellow wings likes to cavort there.
The brimstone butterfly is out and about in the garden very early in the year and especially prefers lavender. The contrast of the purple plant with the yellow butterfly is lovely to look at.
The peacock butterfly is not very choosy and likes many fragrant plants. This butterfly especially likes purple loosestrife and summer lilac.
The admiral is also a buddleia fan. He is mainly on the road in autumn and impresses with his brown, orange, white and black color pattern.
Anyone who mainly plants lilies in the garden can look forward to the swallowtail, which has a wonderful black and white pattern.
Just get yourself some of these plants. You will then be amazed at how many butterflies frolic in your garden.