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Vol. 37, Issue 4 Butterfly Garden Fall 2013 By Sue Peters, FIA Board Member Do you even know where the Butterfly Garden is located at Fox Island? Sure you do! You probably park right in front of it.

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1. Start by selecting a suitable location for your butterfly garden. Choose an area with plenty of sunlight, as butterflies are attracted to warmth.
2. Prepare the soil in the chosen location. Remove any weeds or grass and till the soil to make it loose and fertile. This will allow better root growth for the plants you'll be adding.
3. Choose a variety of plants that are known to attract butterflies. Consider adding both nectar plants, which provide food for adult butterflies, and host plants, which serve as breeding grounds for caterpillars.
4. Popular nectar plants for butterflies include butterfly bush, milkweed, coneflowers, and zinnias. Host plants can vary depending on the butterfly species in your area, but common ones include milkweed, parsley, and dill.
5. Plant the chosen flowers and plants in your prepared soil, following the instructions for spacing and depth. Water them well after planting to help them establish.
6. Maintain your butterfly garden by providing regular watering, especially during dry spells. Remove any weeds that may compete with your plants for nutrients and space.
7. Avoid using pesticides in your butterfly garden as they can harm the butterflies and other beneficial insects. Instead, rely on natural methods like handpicking pests or introducing beneficial insects such as ladybugs.
8. Monitor your garden regularly and take note of the butterflies and caterpillars that visit. Keep a journal of the different species you observe and learn about their life cycles and preferences.
9. Share your knowledge and enthusiasm for butterfly gardening with others. By educating and encouraging your friends and neighbors, you can help create more butterfly-friendly spaces in your community.

Who needs butterfly garden by Sue:

1. Nature lovers and enthusiasts who want to attract butterflies to their outdoor spaces.
2. Gardeners looking to support the pollinator population and contribute to local ecosystems.
3. Teachers and educators who wish to demonstrate the natural life cycles of butterflies to their students.
4. Homeowners looking to add beauty and color to their gardens while benefiting the environment.
5. Individuals and families interested in engaging with nature and creating a peaceful and serene outdoor space.

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Butterfly Garden by Sue is an annual report that records the number of butterflies observed in a specific garden or location.

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Anyone who maintains a butterfly garden and observes butterflies in that garden is required to file a butterfly garden by Sue report.

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To fill out a butterfly garden by Sue report, one must record the total number of butterflies observed, along with the species and any relevant observations about their behavior or patterns.

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The purpose of butterfly garden by Sue is to track and monitor the butterfly population in specific locations over time, providing valuable data for conservation efforts.

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The information that must be reported on a butterfly garden by Sue includes the total number of butterflies observed, the species identified, and any additional notes on their behavior or habitat.