Borage is a beautiful flower to plant in large clusters as the stunning blue and sometimes purple flowers bloom continuously through the growing season.
Butterflies use Borage as a host plant and will build silk nests within the plant
Facts:
Borage is also referred to as Bee Bush as it attracts bees and other pollinators.
This plant can also help to deter garden pests and worms that may destroy your garden.
Borage is an annual that drops seeds at the end of each growing season. The seeds will sit dormant through the winter and then sprout the following spring.
USE Caution!! categorized as an invasive plant in many states. Check with local guidelines before buying and planting Butterfly Bush. There are both invasive species and non-invasive species in this family.
Please note: While we have worked to provide the most accurate information, climate and growing location will impact the size, height, bloom-time, annual/perennial status, and may impact color. We have gathered this data from personal experience, with online resources used for additional clarification. Additional references include google and usda.gov
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