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| | | butterfly box My daughter has made a butterfly box and i was wondering where is the best place to put it. i have a medium sized back garden with 6foot fencing around it. | 
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| | | Re: butterfly box The siting for the butterfly box should be near scented, butterfly attractive plants, in a sheltered position on a wall, fence, post or pergola where it will catch the morning sun. You can place a small branch or twig inside as a resting place. You may also put some buddleja or nettles inside the box to attract the butterflies.
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