I have never seen such a variety and beauty of plants in my life, and it's nice that you said that the wild bird loves these types of plants.🌱. Thanks 🙏
Great video! I have a small yard I need to fill up with more native plants in Kendall. Have sunshine mimosa as a ground cover, lantana, and porter weed. Need another small tree to go with my Simpson stopper I'm trying to grow as a small tree.
Hi! Thanks for the feedback, I am going to do a native plant dream garden inspiration video soon of which falls into common and unique solution for all styles of homes (including ranch style) Please subscribe to our channel and hit bell notification so you can check it out when in drops. Cheers😀🪴
Yes, yes, coontie will do well in Tampa area. My sister lives Northeast of you and she has lots of coontie doing great. And the atala buterflies your coontie will attract will thank you!!😀🪴
That’s the wrong porter-weed species, that one is an invasive species, the native one is more of a ground cover and has light blue flowers with less veined leaves, just a common mistake I made
Thanks for the info, yeah porterweed is sometimes tricky, it often hybridizes ( S. x Intercendens). On invasiveness, the invasive council-FISC, has only a "caution" note (Class II). I for one, have some issues with FISC assessments on plants, I think they are getting a bit too carried away / restrictive on some plant use recommendations. Plants grow and evolve. Its nature. My stance is that only when an NFC starts to to see encroachments of non natives , then should we worry, not before. And I feel we need even more biodiveristy to take on the challenges of climate change. Hybridizations is natures way to address some of that. Hope this helps explain it a little more. 😀 🪴
I have never seen such a variety and beauty of plants in my life, and it's nice that you said that the wild bird loves these types of plants.🌱. Thanks 🙏
I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Cheers ! 😀🪴
Thank you, Michael for this video. My house will be ready in January. Can't wait to plant all of the plants in your video.
Georg! I’m glad you liked it, I had you in mind when making it 😀🌳
Thank you for this video and your excitement with nature
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching ! 😀🪴
Great video! I have a small yard I need to fill up with more native plants in Kendall. Have sunshine mimosa as a ground cover, lantana, and porter weed. Need another small tree to go with my Simpson stopper I'm trying to grow as a small tree.
Hi there! Maybe Lignum vitae? It's a small native tree with pretty flowers.😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN Thanks! Ill check them out!
I would love to see how to place these around a typical Florida ranch style house.
Hi! Thanks for the feedback, I am going to do a native plant dream garden inspiration video soon of which falls into common and unique solution for all styles of homes (including ranch style) Please subscribe to our channel and hit bell notification so you can check it out when in drops. Cheers😀🪴
Perhaps I need to plant a coontie to attract the Atala butterflies. 🦋 I wonder if the atala butterflies can be found in Tampa, zone 10a!?🤔
Yes, yes, coontie will do well in Tampa area. My sister lives Northeast of you and she has lots of coontie doing great. And the atala buterflies your coontie will attract will thank you!!😀🪴
I love these
Atala butterflies are my absolute favorite ❤
I am so glad you love them too! Those cute bumbley butterflies are adorable !!! Thanks for comment ! 😀🪴
That’s the wrong porter-weed species, that one is an invasive species, the native one is more of a ground cover and has light blue flowers with less veined leaves, just a common mistake I made
Thanks for the info, yeah porterweed is sometimes tricky, it often hybridizes ( S. x Intercendens). On invasiveness, the invasive council-FISC, has only a "caution" note (Class II). I for one, have some issues with FISC assessments on plants, I think they are getting a bit too carried away / restrictive on some plant use recommendations. Plants grow and evolve. Its nature. My stance is that only when an NFC starts to to see encroachments of non natives , then should we worry, not before. And I feel we need even more biodiveristy to take on the challenges of climate change. Hybridizations is natures way to address some of that. Hope this helps explain it a little more. 😀 🪴
Will these also work in Central Florida?
Hi there! yes some will do well in Central Florida, especially beautyberry. 😀🪴
The porterweed you're showing is not native. The native only grows to about 1 ft. The one you're showing is somewhat invasive.
Hi there, Porterweed spp has gone through a hybridization mix with the native porterweed.😀🪴