Texas Gardening: The Lovely Fragrant White Mistflower., 0 by LindaTX8

LindaTX8 wrote:
Anniejo, I found a couple of very small odd-looking caterpillars on mine once, so raised them (they were mostly grown, apparently...didn't take long). This is the little butterfly, which I believe is a Rawson's Metalmark. But of course, the plants are mainly used as a nectar plant. And sometimes other insects eat the leaves.
I bought two peach trees years ago, supposed to be the same variety. Both grew and flowered, but they were definitely not the same thing! One produced peaches, the other produced nothing. Finally, I removed the one that didn't produce. Guess I'll never know what it really was.