Westmoreland

Butterflies are free: Greensburg Garden Center holds its annual release

Louis B. Ruediger
By Louis B. Ruediger
1 Min Read Aug. 14, 2021 | 4 years Ago
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There were 200 butterflies released Saturday at the Greensburg Garden Center’s Lefevre Butterfly Garden.

The annual butterfly release was free this year, thanks to funding from the Second Chance Fund of the Community Foundation of Westmoreland County.

The event included a marketplace of butterfly-related items and displays of books and other educational materials. Diana Sanner of Murrysville was scheduled to give a short puppet program on the monarch’s lifecycle. Turner Dairy Farms provided free lemonade.

Butterfly experts say there’s a trick to getting butterflies to alight on you once they’re released: just dab a little vanilla behind your ears.

For more information log onto greensburggardencenter.net.

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Louis B. Ruediger is a Tribune-Review photographer. You can contact Louis at lruediger@triblive.com.

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