Home Garden 2024 / 2025

[Mike95060]

I'm the exact opposite but thanks for the reminder that I need to start putting in flowers. I used to plant sunflowers until I realized they're basically rat food.

+1 to native wildflowers. They love crap soil. They don’t need watering after germination. They re-seed themselves. They support native bees (we could talk about the harm European Honey bees do to natural habitats) and they are cheap and easy.

 

[two wheel tramp]

Cat’s grave/pollinator garden. Zucchini! Ear of corn! I am so excited about it. Eggplant coming along nicely. And some mature strawberries my son gave me that I put into a smart pot. Those should yield me fruit next spring. His strawberries are gangsters.

 

[Mike95060]

I really enjoy this guys content. It’s interesting to me how much biodiversity is in urban areas. This is a little talk about bee’s, pollinators and best practices for reviving native ecosystems.

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[two wheel tramp]

I really enjoy this guys content. It’s interesting to me how much biodiversity is in urban areas. This is a little talk about bee’s, pollinators and best practices for reviving native ecosystems.

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It's like my butterfly bushes are considered invasive by the state of Oregon but the pollinators sure do love them.