Landscaping for Wildlife with Native Plants with Debbie Roos

[@isabelwagner3258]

This is the best presentation on creating a pollinator habitat I have seen, thanks

[@prettybird2588]

I enjoyed listening to your guest speaker. She’s very informative and straight to the point I hope to see her or hear her on your channel again soon

[@LostInThisGardenofLife]

That was awesome. Thank you so much for putting this great presentation together! 🙏❤️

[@AleksandraDeegan]

Debbie is an amazing photographer

[@shainstodt9976]

Thank you so much for the wonderful information.

[@8cupsCoffee]

Thanks so much I share your talk all the time when someone asks me about pollinator gardens.

[@wudangmtn]

Thank you so much for this very informative presentation. I am trying to create a permaculture food forest on my property, in Hays N.C.. I intend to plant many native plants in my garden, in order to attract a variety of wildlife; both for the garden’s benefit and for the local insects and fauna. I hope to visit the your garden, in Pittsboro, soon. 👍

[@lindabanks6134]

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[@brigittebilodeau8579]

Nice talk I really enjoyed your webinar , you talk about Dalea Purpurea saying it’s not native , I am surprised it’s a native plant .

[@manalita79]

This is such a rich resource. Any chance you can post a link to the slides for quick reference?

[@kitty4tify]

I’m in Canada. Do you know if there’s a similar database of resources in Canada? Thank you Debbie Roos. I like your passion with native plants. Such a wealth of knowledge and well presented.

[@DorothySmiley-x1l]

Is there a native plant nursery near sanford nc and could you tell me what the dark blue aster was it was on a slide when you talking about the climbing asters

[@gray_f]

Going to winter show this winter, where did you buy your seeds from? It's a little challenging to find specific natives.

[@jaymsuastojm]

I know right having wall to wall carpet lanw is too 60s