Butterfly Gardening Links

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Clemson University Butterfly Gardening
Butterfly Gardening page from Clemson University. Excellent resource on plant selection and larval food plants of different butterfly species.
University of Kentucky Butterfly Gardening
Butterfly Gardening page from the University of Kentucky on how to make a butterfly garden. Topics covered include: Plant selection, Necter preference of different species, Butterfly anatomy and what pesticides will not harm butterflies.
Monarch Watch Butterfly Gardening
Good beginners page on the different steps needed to create a successful butterfly garden. Also includes a wonderful section on how teachers can teach butterfly gardening to their students.
Milkweed Cafe Butterfly Gardening
Illustrates by example how you can create a thriving butterfly garden in your backyard, on a window terrace, a apartment balcony or in a spacious country lot. Include many photographs of existing gardens from around the world.

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and we never use endangered species. Each framed butterfly comes from butterfly farms located around the world mostly from ranching operations in South America, South East Asia, Africa and the Amazon River basin.

These butterfly farms provide the native peoples with an excellent source of income and prevent them from destroying the rainforest to clear cut land for cattle raising and logging.

For more information on how the farms are helping to revitalize rainforest habitat, please click on the
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