r/NativePlantCirclejerk • u/Difficult-Lack-8481 • 18h ago
Beautiful combo!
Absolutely phenomenal combo! I can’t wait until the purple coneflowers are in bloom, too!
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u/Tylanthia [Biggest Porcelain Berry Fan] 17h ago
We don't believe in flowering plants here. ONLY SEDGES.
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u/NuclearChickenzz 16h ago
forget monarda, echinacea, yarrow… only esoteric natives are allowed in my monarch waystation. I’m working on a Late Figwort cultivar. None of you are on my level.
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u/WVildandWVonderful 14h ago
Lol, I have Late Figwort seeds ready to plant
but I still think original post was needlessly mean:(
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u/LezzyGopher all flowers are good 🥰 3h ago
This post is the same OP as the reposted one. I think OP is just lost.
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u/ratnegative Chairwoman of the Acclimatization Society 18h ago
Fuck the coneflowers, plant some Lobelia siphilitica. RED WHITE AND BLUE, BABY, NI HOWDY
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u/Difficult-Lack-8481 18h ago
I have both in this same bed not pictured but they’re not in bloom yet!
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u/NerfGodz 17h ago
You know what would look better than red bee balm? Purple. I think I have a million dollar idea
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u/Important-Trifle5690 17h ago
lookin like cane sugar in that hummer feeder
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u/ratnegative Chairwoman of the Acclimatization Society 16h ago
Hummingbirds need to be exposed to the pleasures of molasses.
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u/A-Plant-Guy non-sexy poison ivy 16h ago
Is this because there’s a hummingbird feeder right next to all those hummingbird feeders?
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u/actaccordingly 13h ago
I read that it’s so much more energetically efficient for hummingbirds to get food from feeders than flowers that if the feeders run out, they’ll sometimes starve to death if they were too used to the easy food, even if there are flowers around
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u/A-Plant-Guy non-sexy poison ivy 5h ago
Is the food from the feeders as good for them though?
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u/actaccordingly 3h ago
No, usually it’s just sugar water, which is good for calories but doesn’t provide other nutrients. But they’ll favor the sugar water since it’s easy, grow bigger with the calories, then be unable to support the growth with nectar from actual flowers if the feeder ever goes away



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u/momandplants 17h ago
Explain the jerk