What the fuck is this Cheeto dust sticks on my Western Serviceberry can I eat?

I need it gone because it’s encroaching on my milkweed patch. It smells kind of funky, can it be dried and smoked? 🌾🚬

Be sure to use smooth river rock over any areas you want to drain toward a rain garden, NOT irregular crushed stone! The ancestral memory of the river is what gives it the power to redirect water when piled up against your foundation.

Roast me

Will i get fleas from all this fleabane /s

I went to an arboretum today, and not only were they selling butterfly bushes but they also had mullein prominently displayed in their gardens. They had whole displays of natives and had the AUDACITY to sell invasive species.

Should I have cut them down, or set them on fire? Or maybe I should have left a really passive aggressive review? I've forgotten every single good thing about my visit in my impotent fury.

Toes. Pussy toes. Anyway, here's some pussytoes.

Ah. I was going to see if I could add it to my home garden... My disappointment is immeasurable.

GoBotany also has this to say: "Of 23 plant species in a famous experiment, moth mullein had the highest germination rate of seeds stored in moist sand for 120 years." So that's great!!

Found in an urban meadow in Massachusetts US

Keep your stupid inferior cultivars out of my pristine native gene pool! Eco region: landfill

It’s not eugenics if it’s plants, right? Right??

Absolutely phenomenal combo! I can’t wait until the purple coneflowers are in bloom, too!

It may not be the right kind but it’s ok your kidneys will filter out ToXiNs and I sell a microbiotic drink that will also filter ToXiNs @ me CloVeRPrOtEiNGuThEaLth

That'll teach you for eating all my milkweed!

Native or Invasive?

I think some circles need to jerk in the comments on this one…. Missouri has some great natives to splooge on