Wildlife Gardening
CREATING Color and scent
Hummingbird Bush, Flame Acanthus begins blooming in late June |
My west fence row is covered with flame acanthus, turk's cap and abelia, The hummingbird visits at about 11:30 every day. The abelias are fountain shaped and are lovely underneath native oaks (post oak and Black Jack oak). They produce a beautiful scent throughout the spring, summer, and fall.
| softly scented abelia flowers |
Other pollinators can be found throughout the day.
| Ruellia and butterfly or moth Sometimes you don't know what you will find until you take a closer look. |
Grassroots Horticulture
2006-2019
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