Claremont Botanic Garden has been employing some creative solutions to keep fans of the garden engaged during the coronavirus era. This summer they offered a “My Butterfly Garden” box that contained many of the items one would need to attract butterflies to their home. The box also included an invitation to an online seminar to learn more about local wild butterflies. This fall they will offer a “Things that go Bump in the Night” box that will include items families can use to discover nature’s nocturnal side. Find out more about Claremont Botanic Garden’s fun fall projects in our next edition. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff