I think I have to use caterpillars, and nature in general to remind myself that change is a good thing.
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Would you believe me if I told you that I plant the parsley ONLY for the caterpillars?!? These little guys are swallowtail caterpillars, and I love planting the parsley year after year in the same spot, because the butterflies come back every year to lay the eggs, and then I get the pleasure of watching the caterpillars grow (and they poke out orange antenna if you startle them!)
I have the same reaction as Francesca (though I’m no gardener at all): aren’t they too dangerous for your plants? Great pictures
hee hee, and there goes francesca worried about your herbs. classic :)
yet, somehow, i find it hard to believe that the beauty of the caterpillar would go so quickly.
okay,
so it does become even more awesome, but look at this colour scheme too!!!
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True. Though I hope they’re not eating your parsley!
I agree. This little guy or gal is cool!
Good point about nature reminding us that change can be good. I’ll have to remember that one!