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A Skipper butterfly drinks nectar from Morning Glory (Ipomea sp.)



Morning Glory 

Ipomea sp.



A Skipper butterfly drinks nectar from Morning Glory (Ipomea sp.)

A Skipper butterfly drinks nectar from Morning Glory

Butterfly nectar source
Botanical Name:   Ipomea sp.

Common Names:   Morning Glory

Plant type:   Annual Vine

Host for:   

Zone:   

Light:   Sun

Size:   Grows to 12' with support

Water:   average

Soil:   average

Propagation:   Seed

Bloom:   many colors

Note:   Can easily become a pest in a garden.!!!!

Butterfly Bloom Attractant:   




Butterfly Attractant Scale:    0 - 10
10 = Excellent nectar source
8-9 = Great nectar source
6-7 = Good nectar source
5 = Fair nectar source
3-4 = Poor nectar source
1-2 = Rarely visited by butterflies
0 = We have never observed a butterfly nectaring from this flowering plant.

These ratings are offered by Shady Oak Butterfly Farm from observations in Brooker, Florida, as well as on our travels. Different species of butterflies may be attracted to different plants in different areas of the US and of the world.