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Thank you Lourdes! Ever since learning about mountain mint and anise hyssop from your channel they have become my favorite wildflowers in my garden!

Good info! Thanks.

Thank you Dr. Tallamy for all of your work and educating us on the importance of natives. It is fascinating and I am incorporating all of this information as I plan my landscaping.

I’m surprised to find that I have so many of these good, good plants, and even an oak tree, in my yard already, I was naturally drawn to them. My mailbox area is loaded with happiness for all these animals. I’m just wondering if this movement ties in with the globalists’ goal of getting rid of suburbs altogether and moving humans into tiny concentrated areas. I’m not liking that AT ALL.

I live the quote- lawns are area rugs- not wall to wall carpet :)

winter sow is a great way to get perinnials started.

Lourdes, a perfect name for such an inspirational spirit as yours! Thank you for the encouraging ideas for native planting in containers!!

Really enjoyed this. I recently planted my first blue indigo. It’s doing great so I ordered a white one. Thank you.

What was the product that you mentioned to repel mosquitos? I tried listening to a few times but not clear Thanks

Thoughts on American Bittersweet? Google has many different opinions. Long, vining plant with beautiful small purple flowers that have a yellow center. In the fall they develop bright red berries that tend to last into the winter. Grows upright unless there’s nothing to grow up and then it makes a dense mat on the ground. So if that’s a good enough description please tell me….friend or foe?

any ideas on how to deal with pests like black legged and other ticks? will other birds take care of those?

Wow, thank you for the information. In California we didnt have the fireflies like i am seeing out here in Arkansas, i love it. I have twinkling kind of lights on my deck that turn off at 930pm and then at 10 is when i see the fireflies. I now am unplugging those lights.

Thank you for another great, informative video! Much appreciated!

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I have really learned SO MUCH from this segment! Thank you from Californis, Were inland and zone 9 B. I have been doing California natives for 4 years now ans planting more and more natives in our acre. Thank you again. Our motto : If you plant it , Theu WILL COME 🦋🐛🐞🪲🐝

Cultivars of native pollinator host plants can be detrimental to them. Pollinators may love the nectar, but can they recognize the plant as a place to lay their eggs? Has the plant been changed in ways that make them not suitable for the larvae to consume and thrive upon? These should be considered. It's better not to choose cultivars.

Thank you for the information! Very inspiring! Can you do a video about native plants you can plant under trees in part shade?

Thank you for an informative video. I learned a lot. This

Great video, thank you for the information! If everyone even planted a few, we would help our pollinator and winged friends so much <3

I really enjoy watching your videos. Just like this one I have even been going back and watching your older ones thank you.

Great info! Would love to see a video about native ground cover you guys recommend? Thanks!

love this!! i am so excited for the native plants

I love the information, but the quality of the videos is so blurry, bad.

Great video❤

Great information! Thank you!

Thank you for taking the time to make this video and share your expertise. I am just getting started and appreciate all of the information provided. I have begun identifying all of the trees and shrubs in my yard and cannot believe how few are native or “contributors.” I am excited and eager to begin the transition.

Excellent. I forwarded this to my wife, so she can share with her classroom.

! Online it says this plant grows 6-10 feet tall. In your experience, does it indeed grow larger as evidenced by your arbor? Thanks!

I have noticed that this year with my lack of cutting my back yard I have been seeing more “Lightning Bugs”!

As a Maine gardener, i would love to plant more natives.

Bought a summer sweet thanks to this video from a native nursery. I’m in FL, but I love your channel and we do share a fair amount of natives.

I always enjoy your videos. Informative and just the right length! You have given me good ideas for what to grow next year.

Nice to see you.

Andy is very knowledgeable and well spoken, and we love the CMBG. I was very glad to see some of my favorite natives highlighted here and also disappointed that some others weren’t mentioned like hobble bush, ostrich fern, sweet gale, pagoda dogwood and witch hazel, lamb kill and rhodora, both red and black elderberry, blue flag iris, and June berry. I have had great success growing these in Downeast Maine, and they are truly under appreciated. I could add several more....perhaps Andy could come back and do a part 2.

Great presentation that helped me as a beginner. I like see the different native plants. Thank you

Thanks for a wonderful garden tour, my dear friend thank you so much for always sharing something wonderful with us and giving us so much great information

I like common violets too. They volunteer all over and make the densest ground cover imaginable.

I'm in upstate NY, way up on the shore of Lake Ontario. I'm curious about growing blueberries. They need acidic soil. Do you amend your soil to make it more acidic for them?

Thanks for posting again. Excellent resource.

I love your videos so much! Im in SE Minnesota but most of the plants you talk about are also native here.

Lourdes, you’ve been missed! Always great to see a new video from you!

I'm constantly telling my mother that violets are The Perfect Plant for our beds, but she's never taken off the 'if it comes up without planting, its a WEED' glasses

Thank you for these videos! Great resource!

You always inspire the way I garden. Thank you. Now I'm going to do less 😊

Your presentations are so informative! Thank you! Keep it coming! The details you include (like host plants and specialist species, etc) really nail it.

Fritillaries (in addition to being adorable!) are amazingly hard working in the garden. They are so worth caring for. 😎

Great to have you back, hope all is well!