SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA

SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA . by Rich Bailowitz and Jim Brock with contributions by Doug Danforth TOP BUTTERFLY NECTAR FLOWERS. A number in front of a flower name indicates a particularly recommended plant (1 = most recommended). Numbers in "BLOOM. SEASON" correspond to the month (4 = April, 5 = May, etc.). Abbreviations: S = Spring, X = summer, F = Fall; A = alien species, N. = native species. BLOOM ATTRACTED. FLOWER HEIGHT COLOR SEASON BUTTERFLIES COMMENTS. N Verbenas 1' many 1-12 many Verbena N Willow groundsel 4' yellow 2-4 many Senecio salignus N Southwestern vervain 1' purple 2-10 many Verbena gooddingii A Trailing lantana 2' purple 1-12 many, especially Lantana montivideans Brush-foots N Bee bush 8' white S-F Lycaenids (Gossamer Wings) flowers have mar- Aloysia gratissima velous fragrance N Common dogweed 6-8" yellow S-F Dainty Sulphur primarily attracts Dyssodia pentachaeta Dainty Sulphur N Sweet bush 3' yellow S-F Lycaenids (Gossamer Wings). Bebbia juncea A Jupiter's beard 3' white,purple4-11 many Centranthus rubria A Lantana 4' many 4-11 many Lantana camara N Kidneywood 10-15' white 5-9 Lycaenids (Gossamer Wings) fragrant flowers Eysenhardtia orthocarpa A Zinnias 4' many 5-10 many Zinnia A Red Mexican Bird of 7' orange,red 5-10 Swallowtails continuous bloom Paradise Sulphurs from May to Octo- Caesalpinia pulcherrima ber in full sun N Seep willow (Baccharis) 6-8' white 7-9 many Baccharis glutinosa N Desert broom 6-8' white 9-10 many, especially Baccharis

SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA by Rich Bailowitz and Jim Brock with contributions by Doug Danforth TOP BUTTERFLY NECTAR FLOWERS A number in front of a flower name indicates a particularly recommended plant (1 = most recommended).

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