Beyond its aesthetic appeal, butterfly gardening serves as an educational platform for children and holds ecological significance. Butterflies in your garden signify the link to the local ecosystem, and establishing a butterfly garden can attract insectivorous birds, creating a natural corridor that bridges forests with urban spaces, and thereby fostering biodiversity.
Contrary to assumptions, such gardens are low-maintenance, embodying the elegance of simplicity and aligning with nature’s self-sustaining rhythm. My idea is to perceive gardens as more than ornamental spaces, emphasising the importance of indigenous plants for a harmonious and diverse ecosystem.
The importance of some plants for butterflies
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