Help Save the Monarch Butterflies
Evelyn256
9 years ago
Hi, All! Just wanted you to be aware of this link that will send you three free packets of milkweed seeds ($2 shipping) to help save the monarch butterflies. I didn't realize their population is down 20% due to their only food source diminishing. If you scroll down the web page, there is an option to order free seeds. Pass it on.
http://www.saveourmonarchs.org/
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