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Butterfly Garden |
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The butterfly garden started out as a
NAME club project. The club was to build a one room house or child's play
house, or shed. Grace as usual, made two... then decided it needed a
greenhouse to go with the shop and shed. She entered it in the First State
Dollhouse Show and Competition in the spring of 2004 and won second place
in her category. Come in, relax and enjoy the |
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| The Whole Complex | ||
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overview of the entire complex which contains Butterfly Landing, Butterfly Greenhouse Gardens and the butterfly shed. |
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The redbud tree in the center. Grace got the kit from Earthscapes by Heath |
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Butterfly Landing |
The Greenhouse |
The Shed |
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Grace made most of the flowers in the gardens. |
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Butterfly Greenhouse |
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Many of the flowers in the greenhouse were made by Everblooming Clay Flowers. |
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Many of the fancy potted plants were made by Gerry Warner |
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Grace built the potting table and the reversible butterfly house. |
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Butterflies from Jeanetta Kendal kits flit throughout the entire complex. |
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Butterfly Landing |
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Butterfly landing |
It all started with this table Grace got as a gift from her friend Paul Davis-Setters |
Flowers are made by Gerry Warner, Paula Gilhooley, Linda Steel & Grace Shaw. |
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Grace designed this butterfly light using a kit by TEC Innovations |
Two views of Butterfly Landing. |
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Butterfly Shed |
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Along with regular tools, this shed contains everything you need to raise butterflies. |
Boxes of imported butterfly eggs sit on the top shelf. |
There are garden tools here too! |
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Boxes of butterfly food, butterfly eggs, caterpillars in cocoons, butterfly house. |
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