RATTLESNAKE MASTER - You need this in your 2024 Pollinator Garden @CEGNatives
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Rattlesnake Master is a unique native pollinator plant for your 2024 Pollinator Garden. A low maintenance perennial.
Rattlesnake Master Seeds:
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Prairie Moon Nursery - www.prairiemoo...
Select Seeds - www.selectseed...
American Meadows - www.americanme...
If you live in the NE Indiana, NW Ohio area, check out Riverview Native Nursery for your native plant needs. You can find them online at:
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Thanks for all of this info! A friend just gave me some rattlesnake plant when they were thinning out their garden to put in my brand new "desert garden"! Sure hope I can keep it alive!
Thanks for commenting. Good luck. It is fairly well
Easy to grow.
I have tried to germinate the seeds in past years, but had no luck…maybe it’s because I didn’t stratify…maybe I’ll try again. Thanks!
Yes, they do need a cold period to germinate. Thanks for commenting.
Great video, showing it throughout the seasons and in different growing stages, too! I am growing this from seed. Mine are tiny babies right now in pots. :) Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Macey!
At 3:27...(sorry, but the wanna be entomologist in me can't help this). I'm pretty sure that's a Carpenter Bee rather than Bumble Bee. You can differentiate them from bumble bees by their rapid flight (bumble bees are normally much slower and more "clumsy" looking); their shiny abdomen; how they hold their wings out at a 45° angle when they stop to feed on a flower; and on flowers with long tubes, how they will "rob" the nectar by landing on the outside of the flower and piercing a hole in the bottom. They're really funny...very energetic and territorial. While many people don't like them because they can cause damage to wooden parts on a house, I really get a kick out of just watching them defend the little piece of the yard or garden that they decide belongs to them. 😍
Thanks for the correction. I misidentify bees more often than I get them right 😅. I appreciate being corrected, helps me learn. Feel free to correct me anytime.
@@CEGNatives I hear you there! LOL Not just bees for me...I misidentify almost everything until someone points me in the right direction. I hope I didn't come across as bossy. 🤥
And for what it's worth, I really appreciate your videos about plants for the pollinator garden. I'm trying to work on improving habitat in my yard, and your suggestions have been very helpful as I consider what plants might work, where to put them, and what to plant with them! I'm looking forward to more posts.
So happy to hear my videos are helping. I welcome all comments, especially if they correct or clarify something I have said. Thanks again.