Butterfly Garden Tours
Butterfly Garden Tours
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Note: At this time there is some construction at the church that is next to the Monarch garden. Be very careful around that area. There is a gap to go to the back of the garden at the side church entrance next to the fence.
Note: At this time there is some construction at the church that is next to the Monarch garden. Be very careful around that area. There is a gap to go to the back of the garden at the side church entrance next to the fence.
We recently had a tour. One lady had a cane and she managed very well getting around the terrain. Another lady had a walker and she could not manage to push the walker along the grass. Suggesting for safety that physically challenged people stay in the area of the garden by the parking lot. Sorry for this inconvenience. This will be a long term project.
The Butterfly Club members offer tours of the garden to local clubs, schools, the local community etc. We request that tours compose of 10 or more people. We will talk about the plants and butterflies. We will schedule the tours April through October. Tours are free but donations are appreciated. Money goes back into maintaining the garden.
The Butterfly Club members offer tours of the garden to local clubs, schools, the local community etc. We request that tours compose of 10 or more people. We will talk about the plants and butterflies. We will schedule the tours April through October. Tours are free but donations are appreciated. Money goes back into maintaining the garden.
Susan V. and Sue A. led a garden tour for a Red Hat Ladies group on June 28, 2019. We had fun and found some eggs and a Long-Tailed Skipper caterpillar.
Gary B. led a tour for the Ladies of Knowlton Ave in the Village of Pine Hills on May 17, 2019. They commented that they learned alot.
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