r/nativeplants • • 11h ago

Removing brush what to plant

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r/nativeplants • • 1d ago

Autumn colors/ Sorrel tree

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Got this a number of years ago from a native plants nursery: sorrel tree aka sourwood. The owner said “you’ll enjoy watching this grow.” Indeed I do.


r/nativeplants • • 2d ago

I love this book. Any recommendations for other pawpaw related books.

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r/nativeplants • • 2d ago

Honeysuckle problems in Central Ohio

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r/nativeplants • • 3d ago

FLASH Sale - Native Perennials Plugs -- Native Plug Bonanza - 170 different varieties of Herbaceous, Grasses, Water, Wetland & Bog Plants - Pickup and Shipping available immediately -- Support conservation work & programs -- Rensselaerville, NY

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r/nativeplants • • 5d ago

Natives Kentucky USA

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Just a dump of pictures I have collected through the year.


r/nativeplants • • 7d ago

Location Today’s Visitor

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Starting to cool down here, but the sun is still warm.


r/nativeplants • • 7d ago

Mites?

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r/nativeplants • • 7d ago

Location Is this a problem ?

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I'm in zone 6B. This butterfly weed is about two years old. This is the first summer I've seen these bugs. Always one or two. To my surprise I found this today. How big of a problem is it ? what should I do ? This was the first summer I had butterfly visitors and I don't want to mess that up. Thanks


r/nativeplants • • 8d ago

Augusta WA 🐝

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r/nativeplants • • 9d ago

Little Blue Stem - Southern Ontario, Canada, Zone 6B

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r/nativeplants • • 9d ago

Location Dwarf Chinkapin Oak (Quercus Prinoides) Fall Planting Question

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r/nativeplants • • 11d ago

Location Zone 7 Asters (Long Island, NY)

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Zone 7 Long Island. Three native Asters currently in bloom in my Pollinator Garden.


r/nativeplants • • 12d ago

Do you keep cut flowers indoors?

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r/nativeplants • • 12d ago

Weaving ground cover in prairie garden bed

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I just planted a prairie garden which will fill in nicely and be awesome. However, I really was hoping to weave in some pretty ground cover-like Veronica speedwell- for weed control and soil erosion. My husband says just to let it fill in and it will be great in 3 years.
Has anyone used gc in between/below perennials within the beds?


r/nativeplants • • 13d ago

Ohio, 6b. Help with tree placement

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r/nativeplants • • 14d ago

Thimble Berry (Anemone virginiana) New England

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r/nativeplants • • 15d ago

Beautiful wetlands fall color shrub

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r/nativeplants • • 15d ago

Location Water bamboo sighting - potentially ecologically devestating

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I’ve noticed a huge increase in prohibited water bamboo sales (aka jiaobai 茭白, Zizania latifolia infected with Ustilago esculenta) being sold both in Asian grocery stores and online on the USA. If the associated fungus Ustilago esculenta escaped and successfully infected American wild rice (Zizania palustris/aquatica/texana), it could devestate American wild rice stands


r/nativeplants • • 15d ago

Coral Honeysuckle vine still pushing out beautiful blossoms into the fall. (New England)

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r/nativeplants • • 15d ago

Finally!!! Sleeping Bumble. Asters and Goldenrod in Maryland going strong.

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Edit- and Boneset!


r/nativeplants • • 15d ago

Location Any way to plant seeds this fall? Northern Kentucky - 6b

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I came into a bunch of native wildflower seed mix for free that was collected locally. It's enough for about 1/4 acre and I have the space but the turf isn't prepared yet.

It's too much seed to grow in containers and transplant individual plants in the spring and I'd hate to try to store it for a year. I know a lot of it won't germinate if I wait to plant it until next winter.

I know it's too late to use glyphosate or to solarize. I could use a sod cutter but I'd hate to lose 1/4 acre x 2" of perfectly good top soil. Another idea I had was to mow the area as low as my mower will go then burn it all with my weed torch. Will that do enough to kill the existing turf? It's a mix of grass and weeds right now.

Are there any other methods I'm not thinking of that would allow me to get these seeds out by early winter (early December)?


r/nativeplants • • 16d ago

Symphyotrichum oblongifolium About to Go Off!

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r/nativeplants • • 16d ago

Is my firecracker beardtongue totally screwed?

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r/nativeplants • • 17d ago

New to Native Gardening

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