What’s a butterfly garden without butterflies?
Meaning of the quote
A butterfly garden without butterflies would be like a park without trees or a bakery without any bread. The whole point of a butterfly garden is to attract and see the beautiful butterflies! Without the butterflies, the garden wouldn't be complete or serve its true purpose. It's like having a place designed for something, but that thing is missing. The quote suggests that a butterfly garden needs to have actual butterflies in order to be a proper butterfly garden.
About Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers, also known as the King of the Cowboys, was an American singer, actor, and television host who became one of the most famous and popular Western stars of his era. He appeared in almost 90 motion pictures and hosted his own self-titled television series, often performing alongside his wife, Dale Evans, and his famous Golden Palomino, Trigger.
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