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Can we eat playcodon flower as salad?

I am in NE GA and purchased 2 Boneset plants at a GA Native Plant sale (I pre ordered them). They are in my pollinator/medicinal beds. I hope they survive the winter. Any suggestions on helping them weather the cold would be appreciated.

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Cheer~~~wet or cover (a surface) with water, especially rainwater.😊

My husband and I dearly love alliums. I want to add any native species I can find to my Pacific northwest zone 8b garden but won't limit myself until I can find them! They are always long lasting and cheerful and we had several species at our old house. I've already found some of them locally and will definitely be growing them again.

The flowers are natural

What kind of organic compost should one use? Ive been looking online but so much many different ones out there, not sure which is safe. Some have fertilizers etc , i don’t think that would be ok?!?!?

I bought these today. Thanks for sharing the details.

I have 3 monarch caterpillars this year after not a single one in 2023!

I hate these AI robots narrators

Beautiful

Have any of you grown the spotted bee balm? I absolutely love this plant!

Thank you for the clear and concise instructions; I will be making one today.

No no no audiencia Police right away

Beautiful

Thank you.

I’m gonna be real honest. I’m pretty sure this is not Mullen. I mean, I know for a fact, this is not common Mullen. I’m open to learn if it’s another variety of mullein though.

No but will be making one thank you 😁

Very pretty!

The "Sand" looks like kitty litter :) Ty for the great video, looking forward to making this!

Which variety is this? It's gorgeous!

Beautiful you can have a collection of these as there so many different ones ❤

Bees are starting to flock to this one!

I have never seen a watering station for bees and butterflies done like this. I’ve had a mud puddle in my yard for butterflies and am planning a wildlife pond now. I especially like having the puddle elevated so that I can watch it at a distance. I have found that it will be necessary to provide different water features throughout my yard because some of the insects I want to attract, like dragonflies, butterflies and bees will be come prey to other animals. By having separate places for feeding and breeding, I hope to protect some of them while providing habitat for frogs, toads, turtles, fish and snakes. Now I need to find videos that show me how to do it. 😊 Thank you so much for sharing this with us!

Very interesting facts! I just purchased a Boneset plant for myself today and one for my Daddy's bday. Blooms are about to start opening. My husband and my dad are beekeepers; so, hopefully this plant will be a great addition for our bees to enjoy! Thanks for the information!😊🦋🐝

So pretty🧡🤍

What the He** kind of sand is that?

Love these!!!

those are so pretty!

Beautifully done! Thank you for sharing

Excited to try this, very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful!

I have the same bird bath, and what an excellent idea for my butterfly garden. This I will try, thank you!

Heucheras are my favorite perennial! I have a dozen varieties in large pots around my patio. Gorgeous year round in Virginia.

The species daylily 'Fulva' are easier to remove than the double flower species. Good luck with removing the daylilies. I also have a lot of wild violets and gave up on trying to remove them. It is impossible to do at least for me. Your gardens are lovely. Thanks for sharing.

Lovely little project thank you I will make today! ❤🎉

I'm so excited to get started outside in 2024, although there is so much work to do!!

It said to refresh every month … do you have to change out the sand? I have a birdbath that I’m going to convert. I have smaller rocks. Can I use pieces of tree limbs for the bees to land on?

What I did to fix my bird bath I made that wasn’t stable: got some wide PVC, cut the height I wanted it, painted it, and then put bar down inside it for even more stability. I have another that has taller wooden “stakes” inside but my sister was worried the wood would rot. I thought about possibly pouring concrete inside it, but honestly - no time right now since it’s a temp fix lol

beautiful 🌸

I learned something today! 😊

I am inspired!

That's on my list. I haven't found any locally, but I keep my eyes open whenever I visit a nursery. I've heard that the onion smell of them keeps fire ants away so you don't have to worry about them building mounds in your garden. I'd be keen to try it just for that!

Interesante ❤

My lacewing larvae made short work of the aphid last season, but the aphid colony had to get pretty large.

My absolute favourite of the milkweeds! <3 What a lovely plant, thank you for this spotlight :) Love your videos!

Enjoyed this so much 🤍

I can't wait for the 2024 gardening season to see what pollinators come to my garden!

You are gonna love the clustered mountain mint and partridge pea!!! My partridge pea reseeds everywhere and I love it. I like to interplant with tomatoes for the buzz pollination. I am trying Spotted Bee Balm and Lupine this year too.