Here is a look at our demonstration beds!

Here is a look at our current demonstration beds!

Hummingbirds are beautiful and elusive creatures. We would love to see them more often! This is a list of plants that are likely to attract hummingbirds to your garden. It is also helpful to have a hummingbird feeder as well.

Plant lists: 

Hummingbird Plant List.xlsx

This is a list of plants that can serve as food for caterpillars in your garden. Many species of butterflies are in need of conservation. An good example of a butterfly that could use some help is the Monarch butterfly. Planting Asclepias or milkweed in your garden gives them a place to lay their eggs and a source of food for the caterpillars. These milkweed plants are the only plants that Monarch caterpillars can use. It is also fun to watch the female butterflies lay their eggs! If you would like to help conserve butterflies then plant some items off this list in your garden.

Plant lists: 

Caterpillar Food Plant List.xlsx

This is a list of plants that will attract butterflies to your garden.

Plant lists: 

Butterfly List for Website.xlsx

Our plants attract many visitors. Birds, Butterflies, Bugs, and Bees. Bees are very important pollinators. Bees are responsible for the majority of the fruit and vegetables available in grocery stores. Without them we lose a majority of our produce. This gallery is devoted to our helpful visitors.

These photos are taken at our new location in Canyon on the Square. We moved to this location in the early summer of 2014.

Native butterfly larvae, or caterpillars

Butterflies seen locally. If you would like to attract butterflies like these to your garden check out our Gardening for Butterflies page here: http://www.canyonsedgeplants.com/content/gardening-butterflies