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Butterfly Garden Plants

12 years ago

For anyone new here, or for those who aren't, I was just checking dogwooderitternet's eBay pages and he has several plants you might be interested in. THIS IS NOT AN ADVERTISEMENT. I am in no way connected to, invested in, or employed by this individual.

His plants are so reasonably priced as well as S&H fees.

I noticed he has several things I am interested in and others may be, too. BTW, Bustani Plant Farm is no longer doing mail order business, if you previously ordered from them. He is offering Spicebush starter plants for $1.95. That's really well priced for a Spicebush. He also carries a number of Buddleias or Butterfly Bushes, and I noticed he now has Ellen's Blue. Many host plants include milkweeds, Csssia, Honeysuckles (Snowberry Clearwing moth), and lots of nectar plantz for hummers and butterflies alike.

Just a heads up for everyone!

Susan

Here is a link that might be useful: dogwooderiitternet plant list

Comments (3)

MissSherry
12 years ago
Those are some great plants at great prices, Susan!

If a place turns up in my garden where I can fit some more plants in, I'll order from him.

Thanks for the heads up!

Sherry
KC Clark - Zone 2012-6a OH
12 years ago
Susan,

I was not looking for it but I stumbled upon your Bustani thread. I have never ordered from them.

Here is a link that might be useful: Bustani Plant Farm
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mechelle_m
12 years ago
Susan,

Just checked out dogwooderitternet site and bought several plants for the coming butterfly season. His prices and shipping rates are extremely reasonable! Can't wait to get my order next week. Thanks for sharing the info!

Mechelle

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