Milkweed for Monarchs Annual Endangered by urban development throughout

Endangered by urban development throughout its range

Good choice for bird and butterfly gardens

Produces nuts that are used by wildlife

Cold Hardy to 15 degrees F Distribution Selected by Phil Van Soelen from a Heart's Desire Beach in Marin County Natural Habitat Sandy places

Plant Characteristics Family Name Cornaceae Species Name Cornus nuttallii Common Name Mountain Dogwood Plant Type Tree Sun Exposure Coast-Part Sun

Milkweed for Monarchs Annual Endangered by urban development throughoutBold, gold, the chrysalis gleams. And deep down inside . . . the butterfly dreams. Every year, monarch butterflies migrate to warmer climates for overwintering months. However, changing environments make it continually more difficult to find food and places to lay eggs. In this nonfiction picture book, the monarch's life cycle is detailed in lyrical verse as stunning art accompanies each stage in the butterfly's life. The most recognizable butterfly,