I’ve got two gorgeous feeders to show you…

Yes, they are similar to others that I’ve showcased but these two are in my favorite garden colors – blue and yellow.

If you garden, you likely have a color theme patch or two on your property. We’re building a new one this year – in soft purples and a bit of white and, of course, my prized Continue Reading »

This one looks particularly gorgeous hanging from a house or shed wall that is in a muted color (such as sage or gray) and in need of some bright splashes of summer color.

Not only will the yellow glass on this butterfly feeder brighten up any area, it’s also sure to add lots of visual interest once the local or migrating butterflies discover it.

Add some sunny color and fluttery movements to your chosen area with this feeder, includes the copper hook, everything shown below.

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Another bright splash of summer color.

I’ve seen this one hanging off a cedar rail fence directly over orange coreopsis and African daisies. It is stunning and the butterflies flock to it! Imagine the looks you’ll get, and the joy you’ll feel when you see brightly colored Monarchs (or other orange and black butterflies) flitting around this feeder and returning time and time again.

Orange Dangler Butterfly Feeder

Click here to learn more about the Orange Glass Butterfly Feeder.

Where to Hang Your Butterfly Feeder

Find a secluded spot where the butterflies are sure to pass and you’ll see lots of action on this one!

White Dangler Butterfly Feeder

This is a really elegant feeder for butterflies of all sorts that won’t compete against the variety of colors you’ll see in butterflies frequenting this feeder.

You won’t want to hang it in a tree or tucked away in a corner, but a least windy wall of your house or even on a fence post near your current flower garden will be perfect.

This white glass feeder has a nicely shaped copper hook design with white glass marbles to add an artistic flair.

White Glass, Hanging Butterfly Feeder – see more colors and styles by clicking on that link.