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Attract butterflies and birds with coneflowers

Coneflowers attract an assortment of beautiful  butterflies that are attracted to the pollen in the colorful flowers. The abundant daisy like flowers are full of sweet nectar that fluttering friends just can't resist.  Many species of butterflies will visit the garden just to get a drink from the coneflower fountain. Species such as Painted Ladies, Swallowtails, Fritillaries and Monarchs will become regular visitors of coneflower plants.

Coneflower plants are also great for attracting many types of   birds that love to eat the seeds out of the cone after the flower petals have fallen off.  Some of the types of birds that are attracted to the seed heads include: Goldfinches, Blue Jays, and Cardinals.  In fact coneflower or Echinacea seed is included in many of the best brands of wild bird seed. We have even noticed that many of our local humming birds have really taken a liking the Echinacea plant 'Ruby Giant' and will sometimes fight over it!

In addition to our airborne neighbors; coneflowers will also attract playful squirrels who are always good for a chuckle as they scurry through the perennial beds. Another guest to the garden is  the occasional raccoon. These furry friends are drawn in for  the seeds from the Coneflower as well - especially in winter months when food gets scarce.

 

 

 

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ABOUT CONEFLOWERS
coneflower-icon.gif (1568 bytes)Coneflowers are one of the best flowering perennials for summer color and are also one of the easiest to grow. Learn about growing these great plants in our growing coneflower guide.

butterfly-icon.gif (1080 bytes)Coneflowers are one of the best perennials you can plant in your garden to attract butterflies and several species of birds.

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