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| | | Re: Butterfly nectar plants for the winter months Quote:
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| | | Re: Butterfly nectar plants for the winter months Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Ford Thanks Kayleigh - much cheaper!
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| | | Re: Butterfly nectar plants for the winter months Daphne Odora Aureomarginata is the latest winter flowering plant in my collection, it is another good bee plant.
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