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Perennials Friends and FoesButterflies

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4 different “Create A Garden” Brochures

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Caterpillars go through many changes in their lives.

There are 4 stages that the caterpillar goes through.

The names of the stages are the egg, the caterpillar,

the chrysalis, and the butterfly.

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The caterpillar starts it’s life as an egg.

The eggs are laid on a leaf which will

later serve as food for the caterpillar.

Caterpillar eggs are many different colors and shapes.

The first stage is the egg stage.

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Caterpillars are in this stage

for 2 weeks to 1 month.

During this stage caterpillars eat constantly and grow very quickly.

Caterpillars eat leaves off of flowering plants and trees.

The second stage is a caterpillar.

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The chrysalis stage lasts anywhere from a

few days to many months.

The caterpillar doesn’t eat during this stage.

During this time the caterpillar goes through

changes called metamorphosis.

The third stage is the chrysalis stage.

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When the caterpillar emerges from the

chrysalis, it is an adult butterfly.

Butterflies can only eat liquids through their

straw-like mouth called a proboscis.

Some butterflies live for a few days

while others live for a few months.

The final stage is the butterfly.

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What Kind of Butterflies Live in Our Area?

Monarch

Black Swallowtail

Spring Azure

Pearl Cresent

Cabbage White

Tiger Swallowtail

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Location of the Garden

We want it to be where there is:

• Sun

• Protection from the wind

• Rich soil

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Other Features of the Garden

We also want:

• Water with mud or gravel

• Large, flat rocks

The tall plants in back, the short plants in front

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Some local beautiesSome local beauties

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Butterflies

True garden friends