Butterfly Garden and the Fergus Bridal Tour

April 23rd, 2010 Linda Posted in Butterfly Gardens | View Comments

Butterfly CakeGetting married in the future, take the Fergus Bridal Tour. Take the tour to taste, touch, smell and sample all Fergus has to offer to make your wedding a spectacular day!  Mix and mingle with Store Owners and their associates as they welcome you to their location, ask all the questions you need to help you plan your special day.  Follow the map to all the destinations.  Have a dance and take a limo ride to complete your tour.

Come and visit the Butterfly Garden to see a perfect setting for an outdoor wedding and reception.

When:  Saturday, May 8, 2010   9-3

RSVP  info@fergusbridaltour.com        www.fergusbridaltour.com


Did you know?

March 15th, 2010 Linda Posted in Butterfly Gardens | View Comments

Moth on Flowers in the Garden

Interesting Facts about Butterflies

  1. Many butterflies can taste with their feet to find out whether the leaf they sit on is good to lay eggs on to be their caterpillars’ food or not.
  • There are more types of insects in one tropical rain forest tree than there are in the entire state of Vermont.

In 1958 Entomologist W.G. Bruce published a list of Arthropod references in the Bible. The most frequently named bugs from the Bible are: Locust: 24, Moth: 11, Grasshopper: 10, Scorpion: 10, Caterpillar: 9, and Bee: 4.

People eat insects – called “Entomophagy”(people eating bugs) – it has been practiced for centuries throughout Africa, Australia, Asia, the Middle East, and North, Central and South America. Why? Because many bugs are both protein-rich and good sources of vitamins, minerals and fats. Many insects can carry 50 times their own body weight. This would be like an adult person lifting two heavy cars full of people.

There are over a million described species of insects. Some people estimate there are actually between 15 and 30 million species.

Most insects are beneficial to people because they eat other insects, pollinate crops, are food for other animals, make products we use (like honey and silk) or have medical uses.

Butterflies and insects have their skeletons on the outside of their bodies, called the exoskeleton. This protects the insect and keeps water inside their bodies so they don’t dry out.

Some moths never eat anything as adults because they don’t have mouths. They must live on the energy they stored as caterpillars.


Butterfly Wedding Theme

March 5th, 2010 Linda Posted in Weddings | View Comments

Butterfly ThemeA Butterfly theme is very popular for weddings. Invitations and decorating can easily revolve around this theme.  Our Butterfly Garden adds one more enhancement to the butterfly theme.

Butterflies are some of the most beautiful and interesting creatures on Earth. We have done some serious research to learn which kinds of butterflies are native to our area and then to learn which flowers and plants they both feed on and lay eggs on.  Plants were chosen that are native to our area and therefore easy to grow with the right conditions and care. 

We are proud that we have made a habitat for butterflies in our garden and that we help with the conservation of the many species of quickly disappearing butterflies today.

Having a wedding in our Butterfly Garden will allow you to enjoy the beautiful plants and butterflies.

Why not choose a Butterfly Theme and use our garden!

 http://www.TheButterflySite.com for more information on Butterfly Gardens.


Home and Garden Tour

October 22nd, 2009 Linda Posted in Butterfly Gardens | View Comments

Title: Home and Garden Tour
Location: Butterfly Garden
Description: Lunch will be served in the Garden during the tour.
Start Date: TBA
End Date: TBA

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