Plants for pollinators|Far South Nursery|Central Texas Gardener

[@georgealderson4424]

I like the interviewer. He allows his guest to talk but apparently knows and enjoys his subject. Thank you from UK

[@rmcnally3645]

0:59 Barbados Cherry 2:17 Creeping Germander (Teucrium cossonii) 3:05 Blue Eyed Grass (Sisyrinchium campestre) 3:55 Indian Mallow (Albutilon Palmeri) 5:14 Gray Golden Aster (Heterotheca canescens) 6:04 Texas Kidneywood (Eysenhardtia texana) 6:43 Pink acanthus 7:24 Standing cypress (Ipomopsis rubra) 8:34 Pitcher sage (salvia azurea) 9:19 Gregg's Silver Dalea (Dalea greggii) 10:22 Frog fruit (phyla nodiflora [L] Greene)

[@BillCelis]

Thank you! I take screen shots, but this is much better!

[@TheHollowBodiesBand]

This is very useful. Most of southern Texas natives are also native to my state Nuevo León, northeastern Mexico. I wonder if I can reproduce Texas Kidneywood by cuttings, as I have seen this plant in the wild.

[@lisamay6643]

TheHollowBodiesBand On propagating with cuttings, it said to take them late summer or early fall and should be a minimum of 4 inches long.