butterflies
butterflies
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by Alan Summers - 2006-12-05
>The Best of the Yellow-Blooming MagnoliasThe first magnolia tree was discovered in 1703 and was named for Pierre Magnol, a French botanist. Over the next 250 years dozens of species were discovered a...
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by Jodi Hopper - 2007-01-17
Have you ever gone for a walk in the woods and touched a plant only to get an extreme itching, burning sensation. It can be quite painful. Congratulations, you have come into contact with Urtica dio...
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by Paul Duxbury - 2007-01-29
Many people who are contemplating getting married will never have heard of a butterfly wedding. Having never heard of the concept, it's no surprise that they will never have considered having one! A b...
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by Candace Krieger - 2007-02-04
As most of us already know, some of the best experiences with our kids are not ones that we planned out perfectly. But even though we know this, it is really easy to forget in the hustle and bustle o...
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by Kathy Henry - 2007-02-07
A unique and beautiful way to conserve the environment is cultivating a butterfly garden. Butterflies are some of the most beautiful, fragile creatures in nature and have sometimes been called "flyin...
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by Mary Hanna - 2007-03-02
Enticing butterflies to your garden is fun and simple too. Butterflies are easy to attract to your garden if you plant a garden where the caterpillar (pupa step) has plants to eat and then the but...
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by Marilyn Mastin - 2007-04-16
I am scared of Spiders and also, of being high up. Guess what! My mother was afraid of the same things, and so is my son. So I started thinking about this and I have come to realize that Parents, w...
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by Ed Rooney - 2007-04-20
The days are getting longer and the itch to get into the garden and start things is stronger than ever. But what about the kids? Many of us have tried and failed over the years to create gardens with ...
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by Gary Crow - 2007-05-11
"Nerves and butterflies are fine - they're a physical sign that you're mentally ready and eager. You have to get the butterflies to fly in formation, that's the trick." -- Steve BullJust imagine it. ...
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by Colin Clifford - 2007-09-27
Whatever the reason most people enjoy seeing butterflies in their gardens and would welcome more.The good news is that it is not that difficult to add the essential ingredients that attract lots of th...
