"The butterfly weed along the side of the road is asclepias tuberosa . It is native to the US. Here in Georgia, it also grows along the side of the road. Asclepias syriaca is also native and is the more comon mildweed that is food for larval monarch…"
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amy l seger z5 Ohio left a comment for Deborah Morin"Hi Deborah, Welcome. May I suggest that you carrie a small shovel in you'r trunk and start digging. You can find all kinds of goodies.Have great holiday"
Nina Kies Zn5 OH left a comment for Deborah Morin"Hi Deborah, You will really enjoy the friends that you make on here and see where they are from and what's going in their area. I love flower gardening and sharing day to day activities. later..."
Jody Strauch left a comment for Deborah Morin"Hi, Deborah. I think you will find some very friendly people here and some great advice. I know I have. :D
We've had so much rain too (followed by unbelievable heat). Not great for getting out in the garden."
judi comisky left a comment for Deborah Morin"Hi Deborah WELCOM E!! I love this website. It is so much fun to chat with each other and help one another with various gardening questions. Please feel free to check out my profile page and my pics. I find it alot of fun to look at others gardens .…"
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- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- Hummingbird & Butterfly gardens
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- 8-10 hours
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- At 5:25pm on July 8, 2009,
Debora Ondracek - Zone 7b said… - The butterfly weed along the side of the road is asclepias tuberosa . It is native to the US. Here in Georgia, it also grows along the side of the road. Asclepias syriaca is also native and is the more comon mildweed that is food for larval monarch butterflies, along with a. turberosa. And, yes, you can buy both of these varieties, along with others. I found a supplier of native plants to Georgia by doing an online search. Good luck in your search!
- At 3:08pm on July 3, 2009, amy l seger z5 Ohio said…
- Hi Deborah, Welcome. May I suggest that you carrie a small shovel in you'r trunk and start digging. You can find all kinds of goodies.Have great holiday
- At 7:29pm on June 28, 2009, Nina Kies Zn5 OH said…
- Hi Deborah, You will really enjoy the friends that you make on here and see where they are from and what's going in their area. I love flower gardening and sharing day to day activities. later...
- At 9:30pm on June 26, 2009,
Deborah Morin said… - Thanks for the WELCOME!!! I love to hear about the gardens of other people. Yes, I will be checking out profile pages to see what everyone is doing. Thanks for letting me be a part of this group.
- At 2:45pm on June 26, 2009, judi comisky said…
- Hi Deborah WELCOM E!! I love this website. It is so much fun to chat with each other and help one another with various gardening questions. Please feel free to check out my profile page and my pics. I find it alot of fun to look at others gardens . So welcome again, hope to hear from you! Judi
- At 8:08pm on June 25, 2009, Jody Strauch said…
- Hi, Deborah. I think you will find some very friendly people here and some great advice. I know I have. :D
We've had so much rain too (followed by unbelievable heat). Not great for getting out in the garden.
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