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If you're recommending to plant a cover crop over winter to encourage mychorrizal growth, do you then plant directly into the cover crop? Also, are there any edible/gourmet mushrooms which can benefit or compliment ecto or endomycorrhizae?

This should be on main stream media

Entomologist Dr. Gail Langellotto of Oregon State University has a more recent study that concurred with the data in this study. In short, species specific native pollinators largely rejected most cultivars. Adding true regional natives to our gardens is absolutely the way forward.

i never see a prickly 🍐 for sale at Supermarkets or anywhere 🤔 !

I watched with fascination because upon viewing the subject, topic, I quickly related it to my field of interest, Aquariums. Natural aquariums possess a substrate. Are there any data on the correlation with the two subjects that you know of?

i am making a small pond in my backyard for wildlife, and a bog garden seems fitting alongside it

Doig Tallamy is a rock star in the gardening and native plant enthusiast arenas

Thanky!!!😊

I seek out these pools with my dogs. It’s a convenient place to find in the middle of the woods ❤

There’s one about half acre in diameter at the Port Sheldon Natural Area that’s already a protected area❤

You do know invasives are both native and exotic? Plant cultivar, bred blueberries and native Vaccinium species. The wildlife are not dumb. They will pick the cultivars to eat every single time because they are larger, sweeter, less bitter, and most tasty! Try it I dare you.

Thank you Cole! You graced us at our Master Gardeners seminar today in Baxter County Arkansas and I was wanting to see more of your videos. I have to say you are the same in person as on film. A very big thank you for visiting our small town and sharing your gardening advice- you were my favorite speakers of the bunch as I know or have seen the other speakers, and for your knowledge of native plants. Thanks again and Happy Gardening

Wonderful information, thank you for sharing.

I started a couple coral honeysuckle plants from seeds I collected in the woods of east Texas (farther west than Alabama). One plant was evergreen in our SC winters; the other was deciduous.

I'm eating the fruit right now we got from a flea market in/near Savannah GA :) The flesh is dark purple with red juice so it looks like a murder scene, but tastes good. I'm definitelly gonna grow some of the seeds!

Best nursery I’ve ever been to it’s expanded a lot and it’s one of the most diverse places around

Such a beautiful and interesting plant!

Outstanding !!!!!! Thank you so much.

Why our Hometown is in danger: search for "The Great Disasters (Part 5)"

I collected soil under mesquites in our yard, and in the closest forest, i put commercial michoriza on sprouted oat seeds and added cupfuls around each of my 120 fig trees that are heavily mulched. I added local mushroom spoors and have added winecap mushroom spawn around each tree. I have noticed a lot of dog vomit mold when we've had rain. I think all must be good.

From now on, they shall be called Jill-in-the-pulpit

Can Hyssop have pinkish flowers? I have a similar plant in my garden that I'm trying to identify. Could that be Hyssop, too?

Excited to hear about all the pollinator action on this plant. I have many wee seedlings that need a home in the garden and the internet is suggesting spacing of 3-4' - I feel like this will be much too far apart? What would you recommend, and how long do you find that it takes to fill in?

Nice

New subscriber here🦋

Anyone know where to buy mayapple/maypops?

I just finished reading Nancy Lawson's book...beautiful, and a perfect compliment to The Pollinator Victory Garden!🐦🐛🐝🐰🐸💚

Great insight , i planted a bunch of bare root hawthorn , and lost one or two looking for a native replacement !! Thnx

The video and audio is off but another helpful video from Kim. I wish she’d do more!

"We can't wait for them... WE need to be the change"; "If we can do that by accident...!" #eyeswide (Besides oak, what trees should I love seeing pop up in the field that used to be farmed for potatoes & beans? Beech & Birch tend to be my first loves. Zone 5ish in Maine for ref...) Enjoyed morning coffee & knitting along to this chat ♥

Fantastic video!🌸

I loved this thanks for sharing here on youtube

6+ years later, but, two things missing from this presentation: trees and shrubs. Gardeners seem to focus on "wildflowers" and neglect the importance of trees and shrubs for beneficial insects.

Shame I would love to see this film but it seems very difficult to access

Fascinating

Purple haze seems to attract a lot too. Moths at night!! I try to get at least one of every cultivar that comes to the garden center but I've noticed orange ones like Tango aren't hardy at least not here in South Jersey. I also planted a couple yellows that didn't come back not sure of the cultivar name

Mushrooms need to be taken seriously. Nobody knows how it can heal the body. You won't know until you try them.

Poor girl needs a camera with an AI Count the insect traffic 😅

With lupins I'm sure lots cross pollinate .the worry is the native wildflowers to our areas have two really big concerns.. because if the true species are cross pollinating with introducing non natives ie Russel Lupin with our native lupin. We loose our native breed then to that area if seeds..which I'm assuming they will.

Don't we need a sense of urgency, considering climate change, to protect our environment and ourselves? Does this include new strategies as well?

I am a beekeeper and I still cannot find a Anise Hyssop that honey bees go to. i have bought so many seeds and plants. Nothing. I watch it daily and every month. nothing

That was very interesting. Ty for sharing this info.

I go out into the woods and the "forest" is weeds. So I've been adding fruit and tree seeds

Ok so im already sure of this but...i bought ten of proven winners winterberry goblin red "male"(they all had that label)but they are loaded with berries and i bought one proven winners mr. Poppins that had no berries. Im assuming the goblin red male is mislabled. But if anything, is it possible that a male plant can revert back to a female plant? Oh and they say that all proven winners winterberry male and female plants are compatible with each other.

Smiled wholeheartedly at every picture. Amazing. ❤

Personally, its blooming time is too short at around 6 weeks! Better have an overlapping pollinator plant for the “relay”!

Wilson, Tallamy, Eierman, Lawson…my heroes.

Thank you. I have a bunch of Mayapple volunteers that spread each year! Wonderful to learn they also have medicinal uses. I am also a little nervous about eating the fruit, but I’ve seen something eating them after they ripen. Deer? Squirrels?

Great tips - thank you!