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nellebelle
Check with the local native plant society to find out which plants attract
the butterflies that are most common in your area.
Other resources are Master Gardeners and University Cooperative Extension
programs.
Mary Ellen
the butterflies that are most common in your area.
Other resources are Master Gardeners and University Cooperative Extension
programs.
Mary Ellen
Betjeman and Barton Tea Merchants
Spring Hill http://www.springhillnursery.com has a butterfly/ hummingbird garden (about 15 plants?) for sale. It's not cheap (around $45?). Granted the plants aren't likely to bloom this year but it will be a fun project.
I picked up a butterly feeder last year (on clearance) at Target (?) - that might be a neat addition to your garden (whether you do the plants or not)
Karen
I picked up a butterly feeder last year (on clearance) at Target (?) - that might be a neat addition to your garden (whether you do the plants or not)
Karen
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Check with the local native plant society to find out which plants attract
the butterflies that are most common in your area.
Other resources are Master Gardeners and University Cooperative Extension
programs.
Mary Ellen
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