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New Disease Reports - Occurrence of Chilli veinal mottle virus in Himalayan butterfly bush (Buddleja crispa)
... purple flowers. The flowers are often fragrant, attractive and irresistible to butterflies, bees and other nectar feeding birds and insects. Buddleja davidii, an allied species of B. crispa, has been reported to ...
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Aloe cooperi
... the cattle from the ill effects of eating improper food. Cooper's aloe also attracts nectar feeding birds such as sunbirds and makes a striking addition to a flower bed. Growing Aloe ...
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Aloe mutabilis
... at a different time to those at Witpoortjie waterfall. The commonly known pollinating agents are nectar feeding birds, bees and wind. Growing Aloe mutabilis Aloe mutabilis is easily cultivated from seeds and ...
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Hakeas
... hair covering or lack of it. The ovary in all species is glabrous with a nectar gland at its base. The pollen presenter at the apex of the style is another ... such a range of garden uses and most are ornamental with striking flowers which attract nectar-feeding birds, insects and mammals. References CSIRO Publishing/Australian Biological Resources Study (1999); Flora of Australia ...
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Bottlebrush - genus Callistemon
... .5 m to 4 m tall. The flowers can be spectacular and are irresistible to nectar-feeding birds and insects. Most species are frost tolerant. The popularity of bottlebrushes as garden plants ... bottlebrush is widely cultivated. Plants produce bright red flower spikes which are very rich in nectar and attract many birds. Plants grow in a variety of soils, but can be frost ...
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CFTC - The Genus Ceiba - Ceiba Tree Information
... a novelty tree. Ceiba flowers open in the evening and are pollinated by pollen- and nectar-feeding bats. Their kapok-surrounded seeds are adapted for dispersal by wind. Ceiba trees may flower ... takes place. Many animals visit remnant flowers the morning after they open to scavenge leftover nectar and perhaps flower parts. Ceiba trees grow fast in high light conditions and thus acts ...
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Floridata: Buddleja davidii
... ), cone-shaped clusters that droop in a profusion of color and stay abuzz with winged, nectar-feeding insects from late spring until first frost in autumn. The flower clusters can be so ...
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Baldwin's Ironweed
... stem. Like most members of the Sunflower family, Baldwin's Ironweed is very attractive to nectar-feeding insects such as butterflies and bees. It is a good candidate for a prairie butterfly ...
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Botanical Garden | Plants for Wildlife
... hummingbird feeders work well, but there are several flowers that also very attractive to these nectar-feeding birds.  Such plants include: Fuchsia Lonicera (Honeysuckle) Monarda (Beebalm) Salvia (Sage) Plants for Butterflies: The ...
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Passiflora Bats
Passiflora Bats Passiflora Online Passiflora Bats Bat FAQ | Nectar-feeding bats | Bat pollinated Passiflora Its all gone dark..that's because bats only come out ... for letting me use over a dozen stunning images of both bats, bees..& a wasp! 'Nectar-feeding bat' section. Not all the bats featured are known to pollinate Passiflora (some species will ...
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