What plant is this monarch visiting? (New York, but in a botanical garden) by Rhododendrites plants IdentificationWhat's this plant 8 Comments gobbledygook71 1 month ago Zinnia Khoesaan 1 month ago Not a zinnia, rather a species of *Tithonia*. Standup133 1 month ago Tithonia. Blooming in my garden now. Owlcyon 1 month ago Definitely a Tithonia. I have them in this colour in my garden planters, grown from a packet of ‘Mexican Torch’ variety Tithonia seeds. No_Indication3249 1 month ago It’s a Tithonia JaneDoe32 1 month ago Mexican sunflower jkgator11 1 month ago I’ve always called these Mexican sunflower. Butterflies love the nectar but I believe they are considered invasive in some zones. Unfair-Conclusion-55 1 month ago Tithonia are amazing. The orange is the annual kind. The perennial tithonia (these yellow) are wonderful for pollinators, too. https://preview.redd.it/5p977ch1sgjf1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d7a79136218853b511b673ed06e3d590c7aa9c68
Owlcyon 1 month ago Definitely a Tithonia. I have them in this colour in my garden planters, grown from a packet of ‘Mexican Torch’ variety Tithonia seeds.
jkgator11 1 month ago I’ve always called these Mexican sunflower. Butterflies love the nectar but I believe they are considered invasive in some zones.
Unfair-Conclusion-55 1 month ago Tithonia are amazing. The orange is the annual kind. The perennial tithonia (these yellow) are wonderful for pollinators, too. https://preview.redd.it/5p977ch1sgjf1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d7a79136218853b511b673ed06e3d590c7aa9c68
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Zinnia
Not a zinnia, rather a species of *Tithonia*.
Tithonia. Blooming in my garden now.
Definitely a Tithonia. I have them in this colour in my garden planters, grown from a packet of ‘Mexican Torch’ variety Tithonia seeds.
It’s a Tithonia
Mexican sunflower
I’ve always called these Mexican sunflower. Butterflies love the nectar but I believe they are considered invasive in some zones.
Tithonia are amazing. The orange is the annual kind. The perennial tithonia (these yellow) are wonderful for pollinators, too.
https://preview.redd.it/5p977ch1sgjf1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d7a79136218853b511b673ed06e3d590c7aa9c68