March 15, 2026
Nature Done Wright
Incorporating the Celery Farm and Screech Owl Companion blogs
Fred’s Butterfly Field @ Green Way
Fred Weber has been working on the field at Green Way for ages, planting native plants that attract butterflies and waging a lonely war against Mile-a-Minute and Porcelainberry. (Thanks, Fred!)
The milkweed is blooming (below), and though we saw few butterflies yesterday, Fred thinks they'll start showing up in greater numbers in two or three weeks.
I love Fred's Celery Farm cap. I do not think he's willing to sell it.
7 comments
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We thank you Fred so much, and I’m sure the butterfly world thanks you too!
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Go Fred! Just give him a “wee bit of earth,” and he’s happy.
He lends a hand any time! -
Thank you Fred, for your tireless efforts to keep the invasives at bay and for all the beautiful plantings.
Gaby -
Many many thanks, Fred!
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Am I working hard, or hardly working? I’m just having fun.
Fred Weber -
Yay Fred!!!!
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I can’t say enough great things about Fred!!!
One of the hardest working volunteers at the Celery Farm.
Thanks,
Mike






7 comments
Barbara
We thank you Fred so much, and I’m sure the butterfly world thanks you too!
Diane Van Kempen
Go Fred! Just give him a “wee bit of earth,” and he’s happy.
He lends a hand any time!
Gabriele
Thank you Fred, for your tireless efforts to keep the invasives at bay and for all the beautiful plantings.
Gaby
Alice L
Many many thanks, Fred!
Deedee Burnside
Am I working hard, or hardly working? I’m just having fun.
Fred Weber
Deedee Burnside
Yay Fred!!!!
Mike Limatola
I can’t say enough great things about Fred!!!
One of the hardest working volunteers at the Celery Farm.
Thanks,
Mike