Aug 5, 2025
i'm still not over the fact we could've had Sonoko as Spade, but they nerfed her for plot reasons
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i'm still not over the fact we could've had Sonoko as Spade, but they nerfed her for plot reasons
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Over the past few months, ive been trying to better identify "weeds" in my yard before pulling them out, so that i can get the invasive ones but leave the native ones! So far ive had SIX types of native flowers land in the yard, which is so cool!!!!!! (Honestly, i never would have guessed this many would randomly end up here!!). Two of them i already knew, but iNaturalist helped me ID the other four-- (Yay iNaturalist!). So i wanted to share what plants we've got so far!!
(The links are to wikipedia fyi)
^ First off, a beautiful brittlebush (before it turned brittle for the summer). I will probably have to pull this one up tho since its so close to the house. Theres also one in the sideyard, so we will see how that one fairs!
^ Next up, chinchweed!! I had never heard of it before, but it was so cute!! I also learned its used medicinally and as seasoning! And birds love the seeds.
^ Desert marigold! This thing has been doing great and has been blooming for so long! U can tell its native to the area because its reaching so hard for the sun away from the shaded wall lol. Its an annual, so i wonder when it will die off. I reallyyyyy hope some seeds grow from it tho!! Hopefully it will come back year after year.
^ This TINY thing here is a desert pincushion! I was devastated tho-- it popped up right as the grasshoppers popped up, and one ate the stem and killed it. Rip
^ Globemallow baby!! Theres been a ton growing in my area, and so i was excited to see about four pop up in the yard! They mostly get eaten so fast by either rabbits or bugs, but this one has been going so strong!! I hope it will make it!
^ Last but not least, our newest edition to the yard has been a sweetbush! Apparently pollinating insects love this thing, and birds like the seeds! I also found two baby praying mantises in it!!!!
Thats it so far, but i cant wait for more!! Theres a few plants that i have no clue what they are. So if anyone is knowledgable (or just interested) about sonoran plants, lmk and i will dm or post the pics of the unknown ones! :)
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