1909 Slavia Road, Oviedo, FL 32765
(407) 365-6163
Butterflies for Release
HOURS
Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve Hours: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
CLOSED: Christmas Day and New Year's Day
Nursery Hours of Operation: Monday - Saturday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM and Sunday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Butterfly Encounter Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Everyday (Last admission @ 3:30 PM)
As Floridians know, the weather can change on an hour-by-hour basis. For the safety of our staff and customers, we may close unexpectedly for inclement or severe weather conditions.
Packages/Tours
Make Any Event Memorable
We sell native Florida butterflies for release at weddings, birthday parties, memorial services and special events. Our butterflies are not for release outside of Florida. Orders must be prepaid. Two weeks advanced notice is preferred, unless the circumstances prohibit.
Orders subject to availability.
| $6.00 | each for Painted Ladies |
| $8.00 | each for Buckeyes, Peacocks, Zebra Longwings, and other medium sized butterflies |
| $10.00 | each for Monarchs and other large size butterflies |
| $72.00 | for a dozen of Painted Ladies |
| $96.00 | for a dozen of assorted butterflies |
| $100.00 | for a dozen of Monarchs |
| $4.99 | Small Basket (maximum capacity of 3) |
| $12.99 | Large Organza Basket (maximum capacity of 12) Individual envelopes are free |
**Butterflies are live insects and are not guaranteed and non-refundable**
Instructions & Care Guide for Butterfly Releases
THE RELEASE MUST BE MADE DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS AND MUST BE OUTDOORS.
Inclement Weather: We cannot guarantee a successful release if you release the butterflies in inclement weather, or if your release day temperature is below 70 degrees. WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU DO NOT RELEASE THEM IN THE RAIN. Do not release butterflies over water or beaches.
Care Until Time of Release: Store the butterflies in a cool, dark place (ex. air-conditioned room), until ready to transport to the event. When transporting butterflies, keep them covered to shield them from light.
The butterflies will need to warm up before they are released as they are cold blooded. In warmer months above 80 degrees, it will only take a few minutes to acclimate. Below 80 degrees may take a little longer. Placing envelopes/basket in full sun for a few minutes will encourage the process.
