New Butterfly Garden
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July 18, 2013, 5:11 pm
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Filed under: family activities, gardening, Nature | Tags: botanical, botanical garden, botanical gardens, butterflies, environment, family activities, flowers, gardening, gardening tips, public garden, public gardens, sustainability
There are a bevy of beautiful butterflies fluttering in to visit QBG’s new Butterfly Garden!
Created by students of the Lowell School under the supervision of Maureen Regan, Horticultural Therapist, the Butterfly Garden was completed just four weeks ago.
Though the plants are still young, their flowers have already been doing their job attracting a variety of butterflies including Monarchs, Black Swallowtails, and White Cabbage Moths. “Chairs” created from fallen tree trunks offer visitors a great spot to relax and watch the show!
Visit the Butterfly Garden (near the Intergenerational Garden) and find out how you can attract butterflies.
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