New Plants for My Pollinator Garden: Culver's Root, Pow Wow Wild Berry Coneflower

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Do you ever go to a garden centre "Just to look" ? I did that the other day and came back with a tray of new plants. In this video I'm going to plant tow of them in my pollinator garden. These are both tough North American Native plants. They are deer resistant and attract pollinators. One, Culver's Root, is good for damp locations. The other, Pow Wow Wild Berry Coneflower, is good for dry areas. They both love full sun and will make a statement in the garden.
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@BenniLkitchengarden 3 года назад

Plants for sale in a garden center are dangerous matters. Lovely plants👍

@PrairiePlantgirl 3 года назад

Very true 😀. There’s enough temptation without adding a discount.

@ltlbnsgarden 3 года назад

Native plants are always good for the garden my friend 😊

@PrairiePlantgirl 3 года назад

They really are and make gardening easier. Picking plants that developed in these conditions is a great way to garden. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment. I know life is very busy for you right now. Take care.

@kmain0 2 года назад

underrated channel

@PrairiePlantgirl 2 года назад

Thank you. Share it with a fellow gardener.

@mellow1019 3 года назад

loved the garden....

@PrairiePlantgirl 3 года назад

Thank you

@janicesgarden5748 3 года назад

I just planted a wild berry coneflower. From clement farms green house in PA. First echinecia for me. Thanks for this informative video.

@PrairiePlantgirl 3 года назад

I love echinaceas they are beautiful and undemanding. Clement farms is a great greenhouse. They do a pop up here every summer and I purchase a lot of plants there. They seem to bring in more annuals and veg, but always nice and healthy.

@mauricebrown9094 3 года назад

Any native is a good native to plant I feel.

@PrairiePlantgirl 3 года назад

Some can really take over so you have to know your plant and the space you are willing to give them.

@trumplostlol3007 3 года назад

Grow some lemon balm, bee balm, chives, sage, pepper mint, ... I have tons of native bees everywhere. LOL

@PrairiePlantgirl 3 года назад

I have all of that in my yard. Monarch is bee balm.

@JoseMartinez-df2db 8 месяцев назад

I wish you would show close ups of the plants and their anatomy.

@lrrerh8090 3 года назад

Do you store mulch in those buckets of winter? Been doing some research on good ways to store leaves to put out on veg garden next spring.

@PrairiePlantgirl 3 года назад

I have large bags of leaves, an old outdoor storage bench, and a pallet compost bin full of leaves that I store. They are tucked behind my coldframe.

@theplantedhouse9749 3 года назад

What happened to the coneflowers you planted before?

@PrairiePlantgirl 3 года назад

I plan to do a tour of my flower beds soon. I planted three powWow White last year in a bed across the yard from this one. Only one has come back. I think they were labelled zone 4 so they were a stretch for my zone 3. The Wild berry is labelled zone 3.

@SimplyGarden 3 года назад

What a great assortment pollinators that you have. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge. Take care

@theplantedhouse9749 3 года назад

@@PrairiePlantgirl I planted Wild Berry before they didn't come back. My Cheyenne spirit is still alive and this year I planted 5 Prima Donna I got from Canadian Tire. they are blooming now and I hope they come back next year.