Butterfly block pattern with center flower and leaves. Pattern to make a 15 inch finished block. Includes instructions, pattern pieces and full sized pattern, printable on standard 8.5 by 11 inch letter-size paper. The full size pattern prints across 4 sheets of paper to be assembled. This quilt block pattern is a part of the Nature's Bounty Quilt available at: https://www.etsy.com/listing/495005894/natures-bounty-full-quilt-pattern-set
Create stunningly intricate designs with The Crafter's Workshop 12'' x 12'' Stencil Butterfly Bounty. This versatile stencil is a must-have for any crafting enthusiast. Use it with your favorite inks, markers, embossing pastes (sold separately), and more to add beautiful butterfly motifs to your projects. From fabric and canvas to walls and scrapbook pages, this stencil works effortlessly on various surfaces. Whether you're creating a background image or embellishing cards, this stencil offers endless creative possibilities. And the best part? It's reusable and easy to clean, making it a convenient tool for all your crafting needs. Upgrade your crafting game with The Crafter's Workshop 12'' x 12'' Stencil Butterfly Bounty today!
Conoclinium greggii, aka Gregg's mist flower, is a spectacle to behold when it attracts a bounty of butterflies during monarch migration...and before.
A common sight in the Sonoran desert of southern Arizona is the Gila Woodpecker. A favorite food source is the ripe red fruit of the Saguaro cactus. Explore #400 7/4/11
Butterfly Plants List Suggestions for Monarchs and Other Butterflies too. Plant Butterfly Flowers for Nectar Fuel and Host Plant Ideas for Feeding Caterpillars.
These drought-tolerant perennials look good through dry spells. Use this guide to find tough perennial plants that bloom without much water.
The Mexican sunflower is a must-plant nectar flower for monarch butterflies. This butterfly plant is an annual that also attracts lots of other pollinators.
Accelerate the growth rate of your tomatoes – without sacrificing flavor – and start enjoying a delicious crop in as little as four weeks from planting.
A Great Spangled Fritillary feeding on Butterfly Weed. Fritillary’s feed so intently on Butterfly Weed when it first blooms in my area in June that you can get pretty close without scaring them away. This photo taken on a hiking and bike trail near Marietta High School, Marietta Ohio, June 2009.
Brighten up your yard with these perennial planting combinations for colorful flower garden ideas.
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Nature's Bounty it’s anyone’s guess who will take up residence in the White House come January.
Spanish Moon Moth (Graellsia isabellae)
Butterfly squash offers intermediate resistance to Powdery Mildew, which is a big advantage over other butternut varieties. The tan colored fruit average 3-1/2 lbs. and are produce on a space-saving, semi-bush plant, and get high marks for their uniform size and shape. Butterfly has a traditional butternut shape, above average neck thickness for its size, and its flesh is fine grained with a good orange color. This is an excellent butternut squash for roadside markets, farmers' markets or boxing.
Żaneta Antosik turns her eye toward the delicacies of the natural world as she renders the soft, frail forms of plants and insects.
If, by chance, you have oceans of elderberries around you like we do here in the Giant Sequoia National Monument, you might consider drying them to preserve them. Drying elderberries is very popular. In fact, it is the primary way to purchase elderberries that have been harvested and processed for you. The internet abounds with […]
These simple fall gardening tips can help you end the butterfly garden season fully prepared to host a bounty of butterflies and pollinators next spring.
Fresh beauty surrounds the newest collection by Mustard Beetle. Lush florals and sweet fruits provide the perfect backdrop for birds, butterflies, and bees. Get lost in a world of bounty with this incredible collection by Mustard Beetle. Listing is for Organic Cotton Birch fabric cut right from the bolt of Birch Organic Poplin from The Wild Coast by Mustard Beetle series in Pear,Fig, and Pom Tonal Green - 100% Organic Cotton. The bolt width is 44/45” wide. 100% Organic Cotton fabric. Machine Wash Cold. Dry Low. Great for quilting and other cotton print projects. All yardage is cut in a continuous piece (Ex: 2 x 1 Yard will be cut in a single 2-yard piece). Quarter Yard : 9" X 44/45" Fat Quarter: 18" X 22/23 Half yard: 18" X 44/45" 1 Yard: 36" x 44/45” *Width of fabric is approximate - typical range is about 44/45 inches. Need more than the listed yardage? Please request a CUSTOM LISTING to inquiry about more yardage. Content: 100% organic cotton printed with low impact dyes Width: 44"-45" Weight: 3.6 oz / sq yd Made In: Designed in the US, printed in South Korea This fabric was created using 100% certified organic cotton in the manufacture of the base cloth and eco-responsible low impact dyes for printing and dying, working closely with mills that are committed to ethical and responsible conduct: respecting the rights of all individuals, devotion to sustained social compliance, and accountability to the environment. DISCONTINUED - WE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RESTOCK THESE PRINTS Care instructions Machine wash cold, gentle cycle. Tumble dry low. Iron on low setting. *****Shipping is based on buying per yard. Overages will be refunded once shipping is calculated.******
