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Gardening in mostly deep shade in Zone 6. My passion is adding more native plants to my landscape & clearing out the foreign invasives.
Gardening in mostly deep shade in Zone 6. My passion is adding more native plants to my landscape & clearing out the foreign invasives.
Early Summer 2022
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Early Summer 2022
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DarrenVenables
humboldthottie
kerrieemmasmith
GreenThumbMark
CaroT
Help me identify this plant. Chard? Dock? Spotted at the Post Orifice PlantID
kinda looks like red-vein sorrel 🤔
Rhubarb
It looks like chard to us!
TY @usgardentags -- I thought it looked a lot like chard but who would ever plant it at the Post Office, am I right?
Definitely #swisschard, but I wonder why it's planted at the post office?! 🤔 Are their other edible plants nearby? Great foliage, but even better in my belly! 😉🥬 #curiouscases
The Brighton Garden Club does all the planting, They call this area a butterfly station and it has a weird mix of native wildflowers like Culver's Root and Ironweed, fragrant annuals like Alyssum, flowers that are almost as butterfly-useless as plastic ones like Knock Out roses, and a couple lettuces and first the first time this year, chard. There is also a single dill plant, rose campion, some weird 6" sunflowers, and off in another spot a single penstemon and a wild stand of milkweed.