Tour a DESERT POLLINATOR Garden - Ep. 360

[@Fabdanc]

I very much appreciate the emphasis you place on insect food sources and that people have really started to recognize the difference between native pollinators and European honeybees.

[@pattheplanter]

Even in Europe there is too much emphasis on the domesticated honeybee.

[@UncleWit]

But I love em all

[@joshuam0289]

You’re ability to name and recognize all of these different plant species and variety’s is quite unbelievable!

[@sashastarshanti3599]

That was delightful, thank you and Cal for the tour.

[@ingeleonora-denouden6222]

Beautiful! Not only the plants, I like those stone walls too

[@rachelmorales7013]

as a fellow dessert dweller this is inspiring 💖

[@vig3976]

So interesting specially contrasting it with my growing conditions in the humidity and heat of Florida. Awesome video!

[@SequoiaElisabeth]

Takes me back to when I used to live there. 🙂

[@ancient_gamerr]

The dessert is such an intriguing and beautiful biome. I wish I once will get the opportunity to visit one. It’s so diametrically different from what I’m used to here in Sweden 😄

[@wimhance6541]

A completely unfamiliar landscape to me: that was fascinating.

[@Alwaysherethere]

Thanks Summer that was really interesting!❤😊

[@kikih6389]

A real OG

[@pattheplanter]

Wonderful! But too short.

[@FloridaHiker619]

I would like to try and grow a hesperaloe in my north Florida garden. Does anyone know if it will grow here?

[@stevedotson8207]

Give it really good drainage neutral ph

[@graffic13]

Please do a video with " crime pays but botany doesn't "

[@CMZneu]

8:24 Genetic diversity is all well and good but I think you are missing the point of flowers which is to get pollinated! not feed the hummingbirds and whatnot. Resources permitting they want to bloom when the majority of their species is blooming, in a way more sex is more genetic diversity.

[@socalnahtty]

Hey 👋 How's it going? 💚 I hope this video gets a lot of likes.

[@NickBoileau]

I want a fly garden...

[@FlockFingerLakes]

So do we!

[@sdqsdq6274]

hmmm i used to use manure ferts , the smell will get them to come , lol , once i see maggots in the soil area , ha