• The habitat driveway is well structured with different heights which is good as different species of butterflies fly at different heights.
• The open driveway allows butterflies access to fly along and easily spot nectar and caterpillar food plants such as the goodenias.
• There are plants in clumps, or multiples of the same species which are attractive to butterflies.

1. 1.First step is to you would like to attract. Do your research and see what is native to your area.
2. 2.. Don’t try to get them all!
3. 3.Once you know your butterflies, then you can plant a mixture of host and nectar plants. If you decide on , then you would plant a grass such as as the caterpillar host plant.
4. 4.Best to plant of the same plant.
5. 5.Butterflies like the . They need to warm up to fly. Provide access to sun by not overplanting. Butterflies like to fly along paths and waterways.
6. 6.If you live in an urban area, try and . More plants give butterflies choice. You are going to need a number of plants for your butterflies.
7. 7.To keep a biodiverse butterfly friendly garden, , fungicides, herbicides and all of the ‘cides! Think carefully about your chemical use.

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