Last week the wind blew two heavy branches off the 'mother plant'. I painstakingly transferred all the babies to this fledgling plant in the other garden.
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And most of them have survived and flourished on the little incubator plant! |
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Today I counted eleven little dudes hanging; in there, and I suspect there are a few more lurking. |
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The odds might be stacked against them though - the food supply is dwindling and there's a 'weather bomb' on the way... |
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But I am hoping if I keep visiting them, and watching over them, some will make it! Grow caterpillars, grow! |
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