Also feeding on the nectar of the mint blooms, this is a cabbage white (Pieris rapae), which may also be the culprit behind the caterpillars munching on my son's school project cabbage plant . . .
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the Habitat
Located in the backyard of our Fairfield Township home, our goal for 2010 is to become certified by the National Wildlife Federation as an official Backyard Wildlife Habitat.
We have more than three dozen Ohio native plant species, both straight and cultivars, with straight species making up more than half of the Habitat.
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Lacy Bean?
Lacy Bean comes from the middle name of my daughter, and the nickname for my son. It is also the name used for my wife's portrait photography business.
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