
Some of them have turned into chrysalis (if I have that term right).

And today we're watching one in the process of turning into a butterfly.

They've eaten part of the plant, but that's perfectly fine.

I put the plants in the wrong place, actually. I didn't realize that they're supposed to grow four feet tall, so I put them in the front of the bed, since they were really small when I bought them. Fortunately (?), they only got to be two feet tall, probably because of the heavy clay (construction backfill) in that bed. I've been working on amending it, but it's slow going.
I planted three more fennel plants today!
Lovely caterpillar.
ReplyDeleteThey love parsley also! I always have tons of them in my garden. Aren't they wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe fennel looks yummy. I'd eat it too!
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