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The Park and Plantings -The Dedication Ceremony -
About Butterflies - Butterfly Nectar and
Larval Plants - Home
Download
a List
with photos of the plants in the park (pdf format) updated 3-25-2014
Printable Map to the Park
from Richardson Park PDF
- Map with directions to the
Park by Google
Attend
the FREE NatureScape programs at the Wilton Manors
Library
500 NE 26th Street Wilton Manors, FL 954-390-2195.
On the second Wednesday of each month October through April.
All classes begin at 7 PM
Learn more about
NatureScaping at NatureScape
Broward
Certify
your yard as a Wildlife Habitat through the National Wildlife
Federation
Lean more about
Wildflowers at http://www.FloridaWildflowerFoundation.org
Read what others
have said about the park:
M.E.’s
Place: Commission renames park in honor of resident By
Michael d’Oliveira: Pelican Staff
The Butterfly Lady of Wilton Manors is
honored By Christine Winter Juneau Sun-Sentinel
. March 11, 2010
Tiny park bursting with
native plants By Christine Winter Juneau
Sun-Sentinel . March 12, 2011
M.E.
DePalma Park at a Perfect Moment By Bill Woeppel
Many
Monarchs in the Sun at the Park By Bill Woeppel
Grrr,
Woof, Woof: By Bill Woeppel
A
Carpet of Gold in the Evening By Bill Woeppel
M.E.
DePalma Park is in Bloom! By Bill Woeppel
Purple
Grass in the Park By Bill Woeppel
Four and a Half Years Later - M.E. DePalma Park By Bill Woeppel
Momma Duck and Her Chicks at M.E. DePalma Park By Bill Woeppel
In December of 2010, the gals
at PACE Center for Girls
performed community service hours weeding the park.
They learned about butterflies
.Then, the following month, we planted a Butterfly Garden on the PACE
grounds.
Here are just 4 of the letters
I received from them about their experience.
NBC Video with
reporter Christina Hernandez with
Wilton Manors Woman, M.E. DePalma,
Crowned Miss Florida Senior 2102
This 70-year-old is passionate about gardening and her pageant platform
is wildlife
preservation through naturescaping.
the video is no longer supported online at
http://nbcmiami.com.