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A Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) enjoys nectar from lavender Rosemary herb (Rosemarinus officinalis) flowers.



rosemary 

Rosmarinus officinal



A Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) enjoys nectar from lavender Rosemary herb (Rosemarinus officinalis) flowers.

A Gulf Fritillary Agraulis vanillae butterfly enjoys nectar from lavender Rosemary flowers.

Butterfly Nectar Plant
Botanical Name:   Rosmarinus officinal

Common Names:   rosemary

Plant type:   Herb

Host for:   

Zone:   7-10

Light:   Sun light shade

Size:   4 feet

Water:   Average - drought tolerant

Soil:   Average, not wet soil

Propagation:   cuttings

Bloom:   Lavender

Note:   Rosemary is a delightful herb to use in many recipes.

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.