As a final note, if you want Monarch butterflies to frequent your garden, why not plant several of each of these plants--buddleias AND asclepias? In doing this, you may have the good fortune to witness the miracle of the
Metamorphosis of the Monarch Caterpillar right in your own back yard!
Happy Caterpillar Catering!
Please don't hesitate to begin a new discussion below, or join in an ongoing one about the joys of your butterfly gardening efforts. Sharing with readers everywhere is a great way for those of us who love butterflies and hummingbirds to keep learning more and more! Until next time, keep those "flying flowers" flying and those hummers humming.
Additional Links About Monarch Butterflies
Monarch Watch
Millenium Butterfly Garden Kit
Monarch Watch--Adopt A Classroom
Monica the Monarch
Journey North 1999--A Global Study of Wildlife Migration
Happy Caterpillar Catering!
Please don't hesitate to begin a new discussion below, or join in an ongoing one about the joys of your butterfly gardening efforts. Sharing with readers everywhere is a great way for those of us who love butterflies and hummingbirds to keep learning more and more! Until next time, keep those "flying flowers" flying and those hummers humming.
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