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    Mein Garten geht dieses Jahr unglaublich und ich möchte alles teilen

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    3. sw1keena on

      Your garden is so beautiful and serene. It’s too hot here in Alabama for anything to bloom as it normally would. What state do you live in?

    5. FeathersOfJade on

      So beautiful and so much activity! Keeping all sorts of flying critters happy!!

    6. Know_Justice on

      Great garden. Do you have parsley or dill? Swallowtails lay their eggs on those plants.

    8. RiverPom on

      Fantastic. We are planning a dedicated pollinator garden for next year. Looks like you have an oasis there 🦋🌸

    17. AnyJamesBookerFans on

      Very nice! I had the pleasure of witnessing the same butterfly interaction in my garden this morning! (One of those black and yellow dudes visiting a flower when another one buzzed in and caused a commotion, lol.)

    20. ASexual-Buff-Baboon on

      So happy about all the pollinators in mine. So many butterflies this year

      And a friendly species of bee made a hive in my garden this year.

    25. Pontymister on

      It’s looking awesome 👍 Weeds are beautiful and I don’t like to call any plant a weed as there are many that are great healer’s in natural herbal remedies. But there are two plants we have a big big problem with here in Wales. Japanese Knotweed was introduced by the Victorians along with Himalayan Balsam, both have spread along all our river banks and into our gardens. Knotweed can even grow through concrete overtime. Unless you dig down about about 2-3 metres and get every bit of the rhizome root out of the earth it comes back with vengeance. Specialist treatment can cost a small fortune to a poor gardener, Japanese knotweed has ruined our natural habitat and sadly will never be eradicated.

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