Ultimate Garden Set-Ups
Caterpillars and Butterflies
The following garden setups are what we recommend, as a minimum, to attract the specific wildlife required. Where space permits you could always add more of the attracting plants to increase the likelihood of the particular type of wildlife visiting. Please remember that most set ups will still allow for visits from other wildlife that you may not be trying to attract, such as common wildlife and myths, these visitors are unfortunately unavoidable!
A recommended Wriggly Red Caterpillar garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Tables of Organic Food
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Tables of Organic Food
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Caterpillars will eat anything from any table!
A recommended Prickly Orange Caterpillar garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Orange Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Orange Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
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Caterpillars will eat anything from any table!
A recommended Mellow Yellow Caterpillar garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Yellow Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Yellow Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
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Caterpillars will eat anything from any table!
A recommended Minty Green Caterpillar garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Green Butterpillaflora
1 x Orange Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Green Butterpillaflora
1 x Orange Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
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Caterpillars will eat anything from any table!
A recommended Baby Blue Caterpillar garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Blue Butterpillaflora
1 x Yellow Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Blue Butterpillaflora
1 x Yellow Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
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Caterpillars will eat anything from any table!
A recommended Lazy Indigo Caterpillar garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Indigo Butterpillaflora
1 x Green Butterpillaflora
1 x Orange Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Indigo Butterpillaflora
1 x Green Butterpillaflora
1 x Orange Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
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Caterpillars will eat anything from any table!
A recommended Fluffy Violet Caterpillar garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Violet Butterpillaflora
1 x Blue Butterpillaflora
1 x Yellow Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
A Fully Grown Supershroom
2 x Violet Butterpillaflora
1 x Blue Butterpillaflora
1 x Yellow Butterpillaflora
2 x Tables of Organic Food
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Caterpillars will eat anything from any table!
To attract a Sunset Dreamer Butterfly a Wriggly Red Caterpillar must first form its Chrysalis on a Red Butterpillaflora plant in your Garden, inside which nature works her magic and the transition to Butterfly takes place.
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To do this you will need a Red Butterpillaflora plant that is sprouting but not yet Fully Grown in your garden. While it is at this stage of growth you will need to spot a Wriggly Red Caterpillar in someone else’s garden. The Caterpillar will wriggle away to your garden to form its Chrysalis on your Butterpillaflora.
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Nurture this plant until fully grown and then you will be ready to attract a Sunset Dreamer Butterfly.
Remember you can only nurture ONE chrysalis at a time.
Remember you can only nurture ONE chrysalis at a time.
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A recommended Sunset Dreamer Butterfly garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Red Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Red Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
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You do not need a Supershroom for the Butterflies! Any Mushroom is fine.
Try and have two plates of fresh food out at the same time to increase your chance of Twins.
To attract a Dancing Firewing Butterfly a Prickly Orange Caterpillar must first form its Chrysalis on an Orange Butterpillaflora plant in your Garden, inside which nature works her magic and the transition to Butterfly takes place.
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To do this you will need an Orange Butterpillaflora plant that is Sprouting but not yet Fully Grown in your garden. While it is at this stage of growth you will need to spot a Prickly Orange Caterpillar in someone else’s garden. The Caterpillar will wriggle away to your garden to form its Chrysalis on your Butterpillaflora.
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Nurture this plant until Fully Grown and then you will be ready to attract a Dancing Firewing Butterfly.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
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A recommended Dancing Firewing Butterfly garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Orange Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Orange Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
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You do not need a Supershroom for the Butterflies! Any Mushroom is fine.
Try and have two plates of fresh food out at the same time to increase your chance of Twins.
To attract a Sunlight Sparklewing Butterfly a Mellow Yellow Caterpillar must first form its Chrysalis on a Yellow Butterpillaflora plant in your Garden, inside which nature works her magic and the transition to Butterfly takes place.
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To do this you will need a Yellow Butterpillaflora plant that is Sprouting but not yet Fully Grown in your garden. While it is at this stage of growth you will need to spot a Mellow Yellow Caterpillar in someone else’s garden. The Caterpillar will wriggle away to your garden to form its Chrysalis on your Butterpillaflora.
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Nurture this plant until fully grown and then you will be ready to attract a Sunlight Sparklewing Butterfly.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
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A recommended Sunlight Sparklewing Butterfly garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Yellow Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Yellow Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
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You do not need a Supershroom for the Butterflies! Any Mushroom is fine.
Try and have two plates of fresh food out at the same time to increase your chance of Twins.
To attract a Forest Leafwing Butterfly a Minty Green Caterpillar must first form its Chrysalis on a Green Butterpillaflora plant in your Garden, inside which nature works her magic and the transition to Butterfly takes place.
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To do this you will need a Green Butterpillaflora plant that is sprouting but not yet Fully Grown in your garden. While it is at this stage of growth you will need to spot a Minty Green Caterpillar in someone else’s garden. The Caterpillar will wriggle away to your garden to form its Chrysalis on your Butterpillaflora.
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Nurture this plant until Fully Grown and then you will be ready to attract a Forest Leafwing Butterfly.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
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A recommended Forest Leafwing Butterfly garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Green Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Green Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
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You do not need a Supershroom for the Butterflies! Any Mushroom is fine.
Try and have two plates of fresh food out at the same time to increase your chance of Twins.
To attract a Mystic River Butterfly a Baby Blue Caterpillar must first form its Chrysalis on a Blue Butterpillaflora plant in your Garden, inside which nature works her magic and the transition to Butterfly takes place.
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To do this you will need a Blue Butterpillaflora plant that is Sprouting but not yet Fully Grown in your garden. While it is at this stage of growth you will need to spot a Baby Blue Caterpillar in someone else’s garden. The Caterpillar will wriggle away to your garden to form its Chrysalis on your Butterpillaflora.
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Nurture this plant until Fully Grown and then you will be ready to attract a Mystic River Butterfly.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
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A recommended Mystic River Butterfly garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Blue Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Blue Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
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You do not need a Supershroom for the Butterflies! Any Mushroom is fine.
Try and have two plates of fresh food out at the same time to increase your chance of Twins.
To attract a Moonlight Tranquility Butterfly a Lazy Indigo Caterpillar must first form its Chrysalis on an Indigo Butterpillaflora plant in your Garden, inside which nature works her magic and the transition to Butterfly takes place.
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To do this you will need an Indigo Butterpillaflora plant that is Sprouting but not yet Fully Grown in your garden. While it is at this stage of growth you will need to spot a Lazy Indigo Caterpillar in someone else’s garden. The Caterpillar will wriggle away to your garden to form its Chrysalis on your Butterpillaflora.
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Nurture this plant until Fully Grown and then you will be ready to attract a Moonlight Tranquility Butterfly.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
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A recommended Sunlight Moonlight Tranquility garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Indigo Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Indigo Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
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You do not need a Supershroom for the Butterflies! Any Mushroom is fine.
Try and have two plates of fresh food out at the same time to increase your chance of Twins.
To attract a Shimmering Musicwing Butterfly a Fluffy Violet Caterpillar must first form its Chrysalis on a Violet Butterpillaflora plant in your Garden, inside which nature works her magic and the transition to Butterfly takes place.
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To do this you will need a Violet Butterpillaflora plant that is Sprouting but not yet Fully Grown in your garden. While it is at this stage of growth you will need to spot a Fluffy Violet Caterpillar in someone else’s garden. The Caterpillar will wriggle away to your garden to form its Chrysalis on your Butterpillaflora.
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Nurture this plant until Fully Grown and then you will be ready to attract a Shimmering Musicwing Butterfly.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
Remember you can only nurture ONE Chrysalis at a time.
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A recommended Shimmering Musicwing Butterfly garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Violet Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Violet Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
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You do not need a Supershroom for the Butterflies! Any Mushroom is fine.
Try and have two plates of fresh food out at the same time to increase your chance of Twins.
To attract a Rainbow Butterfly a Caterpillar must first form its Chrysalis on a Rainbow Butterpillaflora plant in your Garden, inside which nature works her magic and the transition to Butterfly takes place.
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To do this you will need a Rainbow Butterpillaflora plant that is Sprouting but not yet Fully Grown in your garden. While it is at this stage of growth you will need to spot any type of Caterpillar in someone else’s garden. The Caterpillar will wriggle away to your garden to form its Chrysalis on your Butterpillaflora. There will be a 50% chance of it becoming a Rainbow Butterfly OR the Butterfly relevant to the colour Caterpillar you spotted.
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Nurture this plant until Fully Grown and then you will be ready to attract a Rainbow Butterfly.
Remember you CAN nurture more than one Chrysalis on the Rainbow Butterpillaflora plants but there is only 50% chance of it releasing a Rainbow Butterfly.
Remember you CAN nurture more than one Chrysalis on the Rainbow Butterpillaflora plants but there is only 50% chance of it releasing a Rainbow Butterfly.
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A recommended Rainbow Butterfly garden would include the following –
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Rainbow Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
A Fully Grown Mushroom
(For great results use a Fully Grown Pink Cap Mushroom, unless you have not progressed that far, then use best available.
Alternatively, if you are able to, use a Supershroom as these often give even better results – please remember you may get Caterpillars though!)
1 x Sparkling Rainbow Butterpillaflora
(Attracting a Butterfly)
2 x High Tables of Organic Fruit
TOP TIP
You do not need a Supershroom for the Butterflies! Any Mushroom is fine.
Try and have two plates of fresh food out at the same time to increase your chance of Twins.