Thanks so much for watching! 💚 For more on native plant gardening, check out this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLeoHxWcr88xpqGcxCD035jc3MayaqcsJU.html&si=FDdvag6-nL0TJJsT
Thanks for the video!! Last year I planted 2 butterfly weeds but didn't realize they were host plants foronarchs til I went out one day and they were covered w those gorgeous white, yellow and black cats lol. I was hooked from then on out I think I ended up having to give buy over 30 milkweed plants to feed all the caterpillars I was finding lol this fall I invested heavily into host plant seeds specifically varieties of milkweed so far I have well over 200 started and I'm so excited but also slightly second guessing that they still might not be enough lol its amazing how much those critters can eat. Bless yall!
What a wonderful realization! Aren't they the coolest little creatures?! I had them a few years back, but they haven't found them again - I'm crossing my fingers for this year!!! I have a few more varieties this year too, so hopefully I have enough to catch their eye! It is so fun watching the whole life cycle happen in your own backyard - and know that you're helping them along the way! Good for you for focusing on growing so many more for these beautiful creatures! They will thank you for it by visiting more and more often! Good luck with your milkweed grove this year!! I hope you get tons of visitors!!! 💚🐛🐛🐛🦋🦋🦋💚
Beginner here (year 3). We have a good start. Ready to add new plantings. Learning about biodiversity but unsure about our shopping list. Your video is just what we need, thank you! ❤
@@TheSuburbanGardenista Zone 7a, Tx Panhandle. We’re very fortunate to have an excellent local nursery with xeriscape and native plants for pollinators. But I welcome your suggestions!
@@jumprope04so glad you have a nearby source for native plants! I wouldn't want to incorrectly suggest anything for such a different climate to mine (I'm up in Ontario, Canada). I'm sure I could learn from you! With the climate changing, we'll be looking for more and more plants that can handle the heat that I'm sure you're quite accustomed to! Thank you for watching my little video and for commenting 💚
What beautiful images you've shared - all from your yard! Very inspirational. Also, that last bit about obedient plant got me excited. I got a few seeds and hope something germinates.
It really is amazing what you can fit in a small space - and the difference it can make for the pollinators! I hope your obedient plant grows well for you - I've heard that it can flower in the first year when grown from seed, which is nice for a native perennial! Good luck and happy gardening 💚
Amazing video! Are all those plants in the video from your garden? I planted more native flowers last fall, but I am hoping to keep adding more, like you mentioned in the video.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked it! Yep, all of those plants and critters were from my gardens! I really don't have a huge yard - it's amazing how much you can grow in a small space! That's great that you've started your collection! Fair warning - it can become quite the obsession!!! 🤓
So glad it was helpful - even to a pro like you! There are so many lovely spring options! I am a big fan of foamflower - not sure if it's native where you are though! Happy hunting for the perfect fit for your gardens! 💚
I love this video! This made me so excited for my own yard, hopefully I can find one with lots of space for our little pollinator freinds! I also love that you included some footage of Nibbles too! This is a very well made video, thank you for being so inspiring and encouraging to my nature side! 💙🌱 Hope you are well
I can't thank you enough for the kind words and wonderful encouragement 🥰 you really made my day 💚 this one took a lot of time and consideration and comments like this make it all worth while ☺️ thank you for watching, for sharing your kind words, and for planning for our little pollinator friends too 🐝💚🐛🦋😁
Perennial sunflowers, goldenrods and asters support the most species of native bees, but plant milkweeds and early spring ephemerals are so important to bumblebees,
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that! There must be some kind of technical issue - most folks don't have any issues, but a few comment that the sound is a problem. I'm so sorry that you experienced that - especially because I worked so hard on this video. It's such a bummer. Thank you for the kind words - I will definitely try to fix this issue in the future!
@@knyghtryder3599Happy to hear that it wasn't a problem for you! I can't go back to change it unfortunately, but I'll definitely be more careful to calm down the background tunes in future videos! Thanks for commenting 💚
I sowed a bunch of 2 buck chuck wildflower boxes/packets before I knew that they were full of European flowers 😭. Thankfully over a couple years the true wildflowers have taken over but buyer beware.
Live and learn! I have done the exact same thing only to find out every flower that popped up wasn't native! Such a disappointment when you're trying! Glad we both figured it out! And took the time to identify them all!
Thanks so much for watching! 💚 For more on native plant gardening, check out this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLeoHxWcr88xpqGcxCD035jc3MayaqcsJU.html&si=FDdvag6-nL0TJJsT
Thanks for the video!! Last year I planted 2 butterfly weeds but didn't realize they were host plants foronarchs til I went out one day and they were covered w those gorgeous white, yellow and black cats lol. I was hooked from then on out I think I ended up having to give buy over 30 milkweed plants to feed all the caterpillars I was finding lol this fall I invested heavily into host plant seeds specifically varieties of milkweed so far I have well over 200 started and I'm so excited but also slightly second guessing that they still might not be enough lol its amazing how much those critters can eat. Bless yall!
What a wonderful realization! Aren't they the coolest little creatures?! I had them a few years back, but they haven't found them again - I'm crossing my fingers for this year!!! I have a few more varieties this year too, so hopefully I have enough to catch their eye! It is so fun watching the whole life cycle happen in your own backyard - and know that you're helping them along the way! Good for you for focusing on growing so many more for these beautiful creatures! They will thank you for it by visiting more and more often! Good luck with your milkweed grove this year!! I hope you get tons of visitors!!! 💚🐛🐛🐛🦋🦋🦋💚
Beginner here (year 3). We have a good start. Ready to add new plantings. Learning about biodiversity but unsure about our shopping list. Your video is just what we need, thank you! ❤
I'm so glad! Where are you located on the globe? I might be able to suggest some sources for plants 😊
@@TheSuburbanGardenista Zone 7a, Tx Panhandle. We’re very fortunate to have an excellent local nursery with xeriscape and native plants for pollinators. But I welcome your suggestions!
@@jumprope04so glad you have a nearby source for native plants! I wouldn't want to incorrectly suggest anything for such a different climate to mine (I'm up in Ontario, Canada). I'm sure I could learn from you! With the climate changing, we'll be looking for more and more plants that can handle the heat that I'm sure you're quite accustomed to! Thank you for watching my little video and for commenting 💚
@@TheSuburbanGardenista You're welcome, I hope you'll make more. It's delightful!
I also have lots of leaf cutting bees on my butterfly milkweed!
Fun! I found some on my serviceberry too! It's such a neat discovery! 🐝😊
What beautiful images you've shared - all from your yard! Very inspirational. Also, that last bit about obedient plant got me excited. I got a few seeds and hope something germinates.
It really is amazing what you can fit in a small space - and the difference it can make for the pollinators!
I hope your obedient plant grows well for you - I've heard that it can flower in the first year when grown from seed, which is nice for a native perennial! Good luck and happy gardening 💚
Great video... fantastic information for our pollinators and native plants.
Thanks so much! So glad it was helpful to you! Thanks for watching and for the lovely comment 💚
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Thank you so much for the lovely comment! 💚
Thanks for sharing these awesome tips!🌻🌸🦋🐝
Thanks so much for watching! I'm so glad they were helpful 💚
Amazing video! Are all those plants in the video from your garden? I planted more native flowers last fall, but I am hoping to keep adding more, like you mentioned in the video.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked it! Yep, all of those plants and critters were from my gardens! I really don't have a huge yard - it's amazing how much you can grow in a small space! That's great that you've started your collection! Fair warning - it can become quite the obsession!!! 🤓
Nice video, it reminded me to continue to have flowers blooming in different times of the year! I need work in my garden early in the Spring. DTBG
So glad it was helpful - even to a pro like you! There are so many lovely spring options! I am a big fan of foamflower - not sure if it's native where you are though! Happy hunting for the perfect fit for your gardens! 💚
Another excellent and informative video! 👏
Thank you so much, Walter! I'm so glad you enjoyed this one ☺️ I put a lot of work into it - thank you for the positive feedback! 💚
I love this video! This made me so excited for my own yard, hopefully I can find one with lots of space for our little pollinator freinds! I also love that you included some footage of Nibbles too! This is a very well made video, thank you for being so inspiring and encouraging to my nature side! 💙🌱 Hope you are well
I can't thank you enough for the kind words and wonderful encouragement 🥰 you really made my day 💚 this one took a lot of time and consideration and comments like this make it all worth while ☺️ thank you for watching, for sharing your kind words, and for planning for our little pollinator friends too 🐝💚🐛🦋😁
Good video
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching! 💚
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Thank you for watching! 💚
Perennial sunflowers, goldenrods and asters support the most species of native bees, but plant milkweeds and early spring ephemerals are so important to bumblebees,
All awesome suggestions! My new england asters are just exploding right now! Do you have a favourite pollinator plant?
My daughter wants to do what you do, 😊😊😊
Wonderful! I hope she has great success supporting pollinators in her gardens as well!! 💚💚💚
@@TheSuburbanGardenista hopefully Everything will be successful, which country are you from 🥰
Great information. The sound was not great. I had my volume up to 70 and still had a hard time hearing over the background music.
Oh no!! That's no good! I wonder what happened! I will have to look into this! Thank you for letting me know!
You have a very pleasant speaking voice, and the background music was very jarring and unnecessary.
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that! There must be some kind of technical issue - most folks don't have any issues, but a few comment that the sound is a problem. I'm so sorry that you experienced that - especially because I worked so hard on this video. It's such a bummer. Thank you for the kind words - I will definitely try to fix this issue in the future!
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@@knyghtryder3599Happy to hear that it wasn't a problem for you! I can't go back to change it unfortunately, but I'll definitely be more careful to calm down the background tunes in future videos! Thanks for commenting 💚
I sowed a bunch of 2 buck chuck wildflower boxes/packets before I knew that they were full of European flowers 😭. Thankfully over a couple years the true wildflowers have taken over but buyer beware.
Live and learn! I have done the exact same thing only to find out every flower that popped up wasn't native! Such a disappointment when you're trying! Glad we both figured it out! And took the time to identify them all!