May 10
harvested a bunch of goodies yesterday from the garden for my homemade syrups + i'll start learning how to make tea too!
(starting at the top going clockwise: wild bergamot, violas, sage, anise hyssop, and hyssop)
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harvested a bunch of goodies yesterday from the garden for my homemade syrups + i'll start learning how to make tea too!
(starting at the top going clockwise: wild bergamot, violas, sage, anise hyssop, and hyssop)
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#WHEN THE SPIRIT OF NATURE TOUCHES US, OUR HEARTS TURN INTO A BUTTERFLY🦋🩷
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Монарда "Mahogany" (Махагони). Сентябрь 24. Monarda "Mahogany". September 24.
I FINALLY GOT HIM! 😃 Male Ruby-throated hummingbird, (Archilochus colubris). After 6 days of waiting for HOURS, he finally cooperated, and flew into frame!
look at my plants, boy.
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Wild bergamot (bee balm) infusion begins!
Spotted beebalm (Monarda punctata) and a margined soldier beetle (Chauliognathus marginatus)
Monarda didyma 'Jacob Cline'
Planted these as plugs last year after cleaning a patch of the garden of any and all herbaceous greens. This was mostly creeping charlie, false strawberry, thistle and Canada golden rod. Loosely maintained the area so it didn't get overrun again by potential re-invaders. And as it turns out the plugs grew in quite well and have been able to hold their own this spring and early summer so far.
