Great video! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. 🐰 bunnies have def loved the tender new growth of my agastache, milkweed, liatris and asters. Maybe that new growth is build differently than the older growth 😄
An enjoyable lecture, thanks Ben. Are you in favor of using a nonnative native in certain parts of country? For example Echinacea Pallida in Ohio. While I presume it would do well here in NEO and provide function as food for goldfinches outside of the normal Echinacea Purpurea, it is technically not historically native to our region, let alone state. Again, any thoughts on this are appreciated.
Great video! Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge. 🐰 bunnies have def loved the tender new growth of my agastache, milkweed, liatris and asters. Maybe that new growth is build differently than the older growth 😄
Wonderful presentation! Thank you
Fantastic presentation. Thanks so much for doing this, it will assist me as I convert my front yard gardens to natives, which I started this spring.
An enjoyable lecture, thanks Ben. Are you in favor of using a nonnative native in certain parts of country? For example Echinacea Pallida in Ohio. While I presume it would do well here in NEO and provide function as food for goldfinches outside of the normal Echinacea Purpurea, it is technically not historically native to our region, let alone state. Again, any thoughts on this are appreciated.