Who knew milkweed could be beautiful?
Nov 6, 2015 13:00:38 #
EnglishBrenda wrote:
I have no experience with milkweed and Monarch butterflies outside of their natural environments. I am aware that Monarchs & milkweed have been successfully transplanted to Australia, but am unaware of such success in Spain, or anywhere else.(Do) you think it would be a good/successful plan to grow the following species here in S.E. England? Asclepias curassavica . . . and Asclepias incarnata
Monarchs are one of the very few migrating butterfly species, so a winter 'destination' is part of their migratory instinct. I have no idea what transplanted Monarchs would do in southern England.
Nov 6, 2015 13:59:02 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
Monarchs are one of the very few migrating butterfly species, so a winter 'destination' is part of their migratory instinct. I have no idea what transplanted Monarchs would do in southern England.
Monarchs are one of the very few migrating butterfly species, so a winter 'destination' is part of their migratory instinct. I have no idea what transplanted Monarchs would do in southern England.
OK, thanks Douglass, I will make sure to check it out thoroughly.
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