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Butterfly bushes, more specific "Budleija davidii." I found that the ones with blue or purple colors are more popular with monarchs. All flowering plants do not have the same amount of nectar; monarchs and other butterflies need a lot of nectar and so are drawn to nectar-bearing plants with structures making the nectar easily available to butterfly mouth parts. Sunflowers, cosmos, coneflowers and many more will fill the bill.

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No you can not get nector for butterflies...easily. You can heat some water and mix a little sugar in. Let the mixture cool down completely and put it in a feeder (bowl).

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There are various types of plants, however moths and butterflies often extract nectar from flowers which have long neck or are Trumpet-shaped (because of their long and flexible mouth parts)

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