It's just not appropriate for beautification of a cemetery garden Josephine. We do have a large butterfly presence here though. Trying to grow enough Asclepius too get a way station designation but we're not there yet. We have plenty of nectar and pollen sources for 63 native bee species and we have lots of moths, buttefly and birds. Our planting need to be attractive to the public who visit and to the families of those burried here. If it's a California native then maybe the Natve Plants Demonstration Garden might take it of my hands. Thanks for the info. Food for thought and butterfly!
