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If you’ve never witnessed the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly, I definitely would recommend it. It’s even more amazing up close, and raising butterflies is a wonderful learning experience for children...and adults! You can start planning the activity this spring by assuring your garden contains host plants where butterflies will lay their eggs.
Find out which plants will attract your favorite butterflies in the story below, and be sure to add them to your shopping list this spring.
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Plants for Caterpillars To attract "flying flowers," select the right plants to feed caterpillars. |
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Why Birds Sing? Learn why birds belt out their best tunes in spring. |
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Spring Bird Wallpaper Add some beauty to your computer background with these gorgeous bird photos. |
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Going to Extremes Learn how this gardener turned her hilly backyard into a beautiful terraced garden. |
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Attracting Warblers How to attract warblers and other colorful birds to your backyard. |
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