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#nativegardening

34
posts Β· 30d
6
users
1
posts / day
5.7
posts / user
-30% vs last week

#nativegardening is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 6 people shared 34 posts with it β€” around 1 a day. Activity is down 30% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 25 with 4 posts.

#nativegardening posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #nativegardening

makeshift πŸͺ‘
@makeshiftwingsplush.com
7 months ago
The world sucks right now so if you need a picker upper, i cant recommend #nativegardening enough. It has changed my life and it does nothing but good, benefiting nature and you. I feel like it's one thing I can do that makes an immediate direct positive impact πŸ‘‡ bsky.app/profile/make...

Happy #earthday! I talk about #nativeplants a lot but here's my journey discovering native gardening and transforming my old barren florida home and how it changed my life 🧡

A collage showing the before and after of a yard with all sod and a year later, a thriving garden with native plants.
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Vicki Madden
@vlmadden.bsky.social
about 1 year ago
Back to my (ir)regularly scheduled content: native gardening. A long game: native perennials can take 3 years to bloom (sleep, creep, leap). I planted prairie rose seedling in Oct 2023: it's now blooming! Also aslecpius tuberosa is the fastest bloomer imho. #nativegardening #nativegardens #gardening
Rosa setigura, climbing prairie rose
spiderwort
deertongue grass
asclepias tuberosa and coreopsis lanceolata and common milkweed
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BallisticBB
@ballisticbnans.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
🌱 Some beautiful Seaside Goldenrod, Solidago sempervirens, back when it was in full bloom 2 weeks ago. If you want to help provide bees with last minute pollen and nectar or want to help the fall migration of monarchs, plant Goldenrod. #goldenrod #floridagarden #nativeplants #nativegardening
A single branch of Seaside Goldenrod flowers where a honeybee happily enjoys the nectar and pollen
A shot of the full Seaside Goldenrod plant with 1 main stalk and a mini offshoot. A moonflower vine can be seen next to it getting ready to bloom in the night.
A close up of the main Goldenrod flower cluster, where honeybees and bumblebees can be seen on the flowers.
A shot of the Goldenrod in full bloom with other shrubbery behind it.
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