Butterfly Nectar Plants in my Zone 9a Garden along Texas Gulf Coast

In the spring of 2021 I wanted to start a butterfly garden. In these past two years I have learned a lot and enjoyed so many butterflies along the way. Join me in this video as I talk about the various nectar plants that are in my yard to attract butterflies. I garden along the upper Texas Gulf Coast in Zone 9a. If you haven't watched my video on what to think about if you are going to add a butterfly space to your gardens, I will put the link here: • Create a butterfly fri...
The Nectar flowers that butterflies regularly visit in my gardens and that I discuss in this video are below. I am also going to include a link to a video or playlist for some of these nectar plants I have done separate videos in which I have discussed them in more detail:
Zinnia
Cardinal Climber • Cardinal Climber Vine ...
Lantana • Lantana - a fantastic ...
Liatris
Gregg's Mist Flower • Gregg's Mistflower for...
Pentas
Yellow Cestrum
Butterfly Bush • Butterfly Bushes in po...
Firebush • Firebush (Hamelia pate...
Salvia • Salvia - my go-to plan...
Cuphea or Cigar Plant • Cigar Plant (Cuphea) i...
Mexican Flame Vine • Mexican Flame Vine - n...
Porterweed • Unique flowering plant...
Coneflower
Milkweed Flowers
Hibiscus • Hibiscus are eye-candy...
Snapdragons
Turk's Cap
One very important nectar plant in my butterfly garden that wasn't flowering at the time this video was made is:
Tithonia or Mexican Sunflower: • Tithonia or Mexican Su...