BearBio
Buckeye
The local Forest Service Office has a pollinator garden. The other day I went by and took some pictures for bicultural event we're having. Thought I'd share. Using local wildflowers.
Pollinator Garden
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BearBio
Buckeye
Thought I'd also post some pictures of my own yard:
Blueberries, bleeding heart, and sage
Paprika Yarrow (also a local wildlflower)
Tiger lillies
The last one will be a surprise. This is a mint that's taken over one portion of the yard. A good groundcover, a late bloomer that attracts LOTS of bees and butterflies. BONUS: an excellent herb, especially when fresh. I've already dried two 16oz bottles. You'd pay about $8 apiece and it wouldn't be nearly as good, in the stores. Overwinters well, under the snow.
Can anyone guess what it is?
Blueberries, bleeding heart, and sage
Paprika Yarrow (also a local wildlflower)
Tiger lillies
The last one will be a surprise. This is a mint that's taken over one portion of the yard. A good groundcover, a late bloomer that attracts LOTS of bees and butterflies. BONUS: an excellent herb, especially when fresh. I've already dried two 16oz bottles. You'd pay about $8 apiece and it wouldn't be nearly as good, in the stores. Overwinters well, under the snow.
Can anyone guess what it is?
George Tucker
Blackhawk
Great Pictures, well done, George.
BearBio
Buckeye
Thank you all. The plant in the last picture is ordinary oregano. Grows well in eastern W#ash and over-winters well.
