Butterflies in the Garden adapted from United States Botanic Garden

Of the many creatures at home in the garden, few can match the beauty of butterflies. They are important pollinators and a delight to see in any garden. A garden that includes plants for the entire life cycle will attract a variety of butterflies. Butterfly larvae need host plants for food and as a place to develop. Adult butterflies require nectar sources for food and plants for egg laying.
There are a few things to remember for planting a butterfly garden. First, place your garden in a sunny place and provide rocks for butterflies to bask in the sun. Butterflies cannot fly until the sun's warmth heats their bodies. Next, plant shrubs and trees nearby to offer a hiding place from predators and shelter from the wind. Then, be sure to provide water so the butterflies can extract minerals and water from damp soil. Lastly, avoid pesticides as they are harmful to butterflies and caterpillars. Additionally, to attract a diversity of butterflies, select a variety of plants with different floral colors, shapes, and sizes.

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Which is the best summary of the passage?
A.
In order to create a successful butterfly garden at home, be sure to include plants that help the whole life cycle of native butterflies.
B.
Butterflies are important pollinators. They can be attracted to a home garden by planting shrubs and a variety of plants.
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Butterflies can be a beautiful addition to a home garden and very delightful to see. Be sure to select a variety of plants with different shapes and sizes.
D.
Butterfly gardens can be created at home by making sure butterflies have a sunny place with plants, trees, rocks, moisture, and a variety of flowers.