Butterflies gather around mud puddles to get the minerals they need. This hand-painted ceramic Butterfly Puddling Stone is a beautiful way to create your own puddling station. Place it in a sunny location among your flowers where butterflies can sunbathe. Fill the well with sand， mix in a pinch of salt， and pour water over it until a puddle forms on the surface. As the water evaporates， it leaves behind valuable salts and minerals that butterflies need. Once butterflies know where to find these minerals， they'll return regularly. Placing pieces of overripe fruit on the stone is another way to attract butterflies.

• PRODUCT DETAILS: Butterflies gather around mud puddles to get the minerals they need. This hand-painted ceramic Butterfly Puddling Stone is a beautiful way to create your own puddling station that naturally attract lovely， winged garden pollinators. Place it in a sunny location among your flowers where butterflies can sunbathe. A low-maintenance garden accessory that simply helps nature’s way of pollination for our flowering plants.
• BEST USE AS: Butterfly Haven and Puddling Station Our puddling stone for butterfly is weather resistant that is made from tough quality ceramics. It won't easily deteriorate for more years even with direct exposure with heat and rains which makes this garden accessory a maintenance-free lawn decor. This elegant fairy garden accessory adds a beautiful accent to your flower gardens season after season.
• UNIQUE ELEGANT DESIGN: GARDENERS SUPPLY EXCLUSIVE Our Garden Butterfly Puddle Station is great addition to your garden decor that will last season after season. Made with smooth and hand-painted ceramic materials that can withstand any seasons. Does not need any extra cost to maintain which makes this garden decor a sustainable and worthy addition to your garden accessories. Measurements: -9-1/2" L x 5-1/2" W x 3/4" H -Weighs 1.5 lbs. -No assembly is needed
• EASY TO USE: Simply install in the lawn anywhere in your flower garden. Fill the well with sand， mix in a pinch of salt， and pour water over it until a puddle form on the surface. As the water evaporates， it leaves behind valuable salts and minerals that butterflies need. Once butterflies know where to find these minerals， they'll return regularly