04 July, 10:11
I once said that a dandelion is more transparent and truthful than any person I've ever known.
....and they have healthy benefits
so I wouldn't fertilize my lawn chemically.
jus sayin... 🤷♂️ 👇
https://www.naturalnews.co...
....and they have healthy benefits
so I wouldn't fertilize my lawn chemically.
jus sayin... 🤷♂️ 👇
https://www.naturalnews.co...
Dandelion news, articles and information:
Dandelion news, articles and information:
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Dorothea Dankowski
@DorotheaTN
04 July, 10:36
In response Jason VanDerpoel to his Publication
No poison in my yard. I plant for the Bees too. They love my Hollyhocks, Honeysuckle, and many other blooms in my yard.
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04 July, 07:47
In response Dorothea Dankowski to her Publication
No poisons in my yard, either, and I plant for the bees, as well. Apart from Hollyhocks... Mint and Comfrey are also well loved by the bees that frequent my garden, and... the hummingbirds love the nectar from the comfrey flowers, as well.
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I also go Hollyhocks for ME. Mine get over 8 feet tall, and I now know that every part of the plant is edible, down to the roots.
10:53 PM - Jul 04, 2021
In response Suzanne C. 575 to her Publication
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05 July, 03:57
In response Dorothea Dankowski to her Publication
I didn't know that... thanks for the info... I shall do some research.
I've just, this past week, moved to a new house, so my garden is different now... have to start again, but in the garden that I've just left, I had a large patch of Honeysuckle out front, that was planted by the birds, I think, over the past several years. It just appeared over time, and created a great visual barrier between the house and the road. It's so pretty, and well loved by all. :)
I've just, this past week, moved to a new house, so my garden is different now... have to start again, but in the garden that I've just left, I had a large patch of Honeysuckle out front, that was planted by the birds, I think, over the past several years. It just appeared over time, and created a great visual barrier between the house and the road. It's so pretty, and well loved by all. :)
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Dorothea Dankowski
@DorotheaTN
05 July, 09:14
In response Suzanne C. 575 to her Publication
Did you know that old timers used to plant Hollyhocks next to the Necessary House so visitors could easily find it?
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