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TL;DR Do your part and plant some plants, people.
by kevmo 8y ago
TL;DR Do your part and plant some plants, people.
- threatofrain 8y agoI'm surprised there aren't collective coordination apps for things like this.
- ecshafer 8y agoMeetup.com probably has groups for those sort of things.
- threatofrain 8y agoI thought Meetup is more so for physical meetings.
- rch 8y agoI'm finding that libraries in Colorado and upstate NY are receptive to playing an expanded role. It turns out that providing seeds one may 'check out' for a season, and maintaining gardens of native plants as a teaching platform is generally compatible with their traditional role as stewards of knowledge.
- bg4 8y agoHope to one day buy a bunch of land in the middle of nowhere Texas and blanket it in milkweed and other supporting plants.
- ta345435435 8y agoI bought a few packets of seeds as salad greens this year, with a pack of sunflowers (nice to eat as young shoots apparently), chervil (not a fan) and something else; I've now got about 30-40 big sunflowers in my little garden plot, the honey bees and bumble bees are having a field day with them (and I assume the birds will with the seeds afterwards). Little crickets (relaxing songs at night), ladybugs etc have all moved in, and they look great. Onto milkweeds next I guess, and something for the native Aussie bees too.