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Red bulbs are best where fireflies may be nesting. Yellow adversely affects them.

Ideally you don’t want to deadhead but it’s a way to keep the aggressive natives you grow in check

Thanks for the breakdown! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

Cutting back part of your common or swamp milkweed provides some fresh milkweed for the second brood of monarchs

fascinating lecture. thank you for posting

How can I find the eco region map that includes Mexico from the beggining?

What a great project and result! We are so happy to find your organization, and this project. We love that you are doing all of this with organic methods and you are sharing some of the pest challenges, with innovative solutions that others face as well. Great job!

A non-offensive droning voice is still a droneing voice. Static blue pages are not wild, not native, not plants. I had to hit dislike. Even as a radio broadcast this would be deadly sleep-inducing. Where's the plants!

Hi, what's that pine behind you? Oh, I appreciate your information about barberry, but one qualification: some species of berberis *are* native to some parts of the country.

Eden, you are a delightful spokesperson!

Great information, I will share this video.

1. We say that native plants adapt and do the best in our area relative to desease , pest and moisture requirements…..but if a non native becomes invasive, doesn’t that mean it is also adaptive to desease, pests and the available moisture and is thriving which is why we are told to use a native . It seems like if we plant a non native and it thrives. We are told to use a native so it has natural limits…and if we plant non native and it Doesn’t thrive, then we are told we should have used a native so it would have thrived and self propagated

I'm still watching!

Thank you!! I am slowly replacing my lawn one native at a time ;) I’m going to design a rain barrel system too :)

Good job!!

This was by far the best program on Native Garden Maintenance. Thank you ReWild Long Island and Anthony! Your community is so lucky to have you.

Thank you! would be more engaging if there were photos or videos of examples of topics discussed, truly appreciate the info!

Thank you for these videos! very informative, apprecaite it very much! im starting my native LI garden, first timer and completely hooked. lots to learn, thankful for you!

Awesome love this thank you

Love this!

Thank you! How do I go about getting a space authorized to be planted in? For native plants.

I can’t wait until spring Rain barrels , rain gardens , butterflies, and sunshine!!

Thank you so so much!! I’m so glad I discovered them through their informational pdf.

Thank you so so much! More information please, you are so helpful! I’m learning so much. Thank you

My goal is to be more responsible as we are leaving future generations a mess.

Really excellent advice! Well put together. Have personally applied the same approach which excludes all bark mulches. Weed germination dramatically reduced over the 3 to 5 yr development of a micro prairie up in SW New Hampshire, by chopping up, then spreading all the grasses.

Great video🎥👍

this was the best list and information ever, thank you!!!

This was great!

Thank you for Sharing🫶

Thank you for your videos! Can you share some of the research articles you are referencing. Thank you.