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I took a photo of this butterfly but I have no idea what plant/shrub he's sitting on.  It has green and white flowers.  I've tried googling it but I can't find it.  

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Could it be variegated leaf holly?

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@Desertdi wrote:

Could it be variegated leaf holly?


@Desertdi   It doesn't look like it when I google images.  Thanks for your input. 

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Could it be a Variegated Hydrangea? The flowers look like hydrangea.

 

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Ok, I finally found it.  It's called Snow On The Mountain Flowers.  

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That's definitely NOT what we call 'Snow on the Mountain ' in these parts. What's the Latin name, @cotton4me?
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@x Hedge wrote:
That's definitely NOT what we call 'Snow on the Mountain ' in these parts. What's the Latin name, @cotton4me?

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Euphorbia are succulents, similar to sedums.

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@butterfly123

 

I enjoy taking photos of butterflies (some of your namesakes :-) - -  and all wildlife.  Do you see a lot of them where you live? Not many around our house but if I had the room I'd plant a butterfly garden.  I usually see them when I'm out at parks.

 

Photography helps me learn the names of things.  I had to look up the butterfly - Painted Lady, and the plant, which proved a little more difficult.    

 

 

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@cotton4me wrote:

@butterfly123

 

I enjoy taking photos of butterflies (some of your namesakes :-) - -  and all wildlife.  Do you see a lot of them where you live? Not many around our house but if I had the room I'd plant a butterfly garden.  I usually see them when I'm out at parks.

 

Photography helps me learn the names of things.  I had to look up the butterfly - Painted Lady, and the plant, which proved a little more difficult.    

 

@cotton4me

My husband planted a butterfly garden for me. I wish we would have planted milkweed to attract more butterflies.

I haven't seen as many butterflies this year compared to last year.  We also have bees that enjoy the blooms.

 

Very strange this year at the greenhouses not having many butterflies either.