Food forest update | Native wildlife garden tour | Central Florida Zone 10A

[@MrSwagden]

Thank you! love the sign "Peace begins with me"

[@tcjones20]

Awesome video! We are constantly trying to learn the native plants that are beneficial for our food forest, and this gave us new ideas. Keep the content coming, we really enjoy it!

[@peacefulbirdgardens]

Thank you so much my friend! We are so glad this was helpful. ☺

[@gordonspears6320]

Great tour. I also plant native shrubs and groundcovers beneath and between my fruit trees to support the pollinators. Ive noticed that in addition to the zebra long wings and the hummingbirds, firebush also attracts the green anoles.

[@peacefulbirdgardens]

We have green anoles as well! Wonderful to hear and thank you so much for watching. ☺🦎

[@adamolsen6411]

Thank you for the tour! You have a lot of diversity just in your front yard. Do you find that the flowers on shiny coffee - Psychotria nervosa - are stinky? The flowers on my plants had an odor this spring. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't fragrant either.

[@peacefulbirdgardens]

Hello and thank you so much for watching! Our wild coffee flowers are just slightly aromatic, but now that you mention it after a recent rain, ours smelled a little cloying. It is loaded with flowers, so perhaps that is why. ☺

[@adamolsen6411]

@@peacefulbirdgardens Well I hope yours remain more aromatic than stinky!

[@laos5630]

So beautiful - thank you for sharing. I've gotten many ideas for my own little plot in St. Lucie County 😊

[@peacefulbirdgardens]

That is wonderful! Thank you so much for watching. ☺🐞