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vigilantejustice:

@ the met gala take notes

hyenaagenda:

🚀Houston, we have a restock! 🛰

https://hyena-agenda.com/collections/space

fangirltothefullest:

breebro:

thenatsdorf:

Baby hears violin for the first time. (via AudreysMMB) [play to hear audio]

HE HUGGED HER LEG

I love children experiencing music and things for the first time and just being SO happy that they do what makes sense to them, such as this little one hugging her leg, like they’re so sweet and pure and expressive and my heart is full!

systlin:

geopsych:

plantyhamchuk:

sleepyowlet:

the-last-girl-scout:

food, not lawns

Also: Throw in some early blooming things like snowdrops or crocus - the bees will love them! They’ll be gone mid-May, leaves and all. A lot of people only plant summer flowers and nothing for spring and autumn, so keeping pollinators fed and happy during those seasons is super important!

You can make insect hotels too! Just bundle up some reeds and twigs of varying sizes, paired with some loose straw pads and wood with holes of varying sizes drilled in. Those will help insects keep warm and snug over winter!

For those in the Mid and Eastern US, Prairie Moon is my favorite native seed supplier. Their free catalogs are beautiful, inspirational, and hold a wealth of information. Oh and their prices are very reasonable. 

Here’s a few awesome easy-to-grow native plants to consider:

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Aquilegia canadensis aka Eastern Columbine. - relatively-short lived perennial but it reseeds well. This plant gives zero fucks and will grow almost anywhere - sun, shade, whatever.

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Sometimes called Celandine poppy or woodland poppy. Stylophorum diphyllum. Also short lived but reseeds well. 

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Phlox divaricata aka Woodland Phlox. It comes in varying shades of bluish lavender. Unlike creeping phlox, this one has tall skinny stems.

These all bloom in the spring. 

Worth reblogging! 
Not true about the columbine being easy to grow, though, at least for me. I kept planting it and it kept dying until I just started growing it in containers.

Can confirm, Prairie Moon is a great nursery. 

shes-a-killerqueen:
“ lady–of–greenwood:
“what, and I cannot stress this enough, the fuck
”
fuck whatever fake-ass feral aesthetic you guys are cultivating, this guy has it on lock
”

shes-a-killerqueen:

lady–of–greenwood:

what, and I cannot stress this enough, the fuck

fuck whatever fake-ass feral aesthetic you guys are cultivating, this guy has it on lock

giallofan:

‘Naked Girl Killed In The Park’ (‘72)

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ultrafacts:
“  The caffeine in coffee “beans” is a natural plant defense against herbivory, i.e., a toxic substance that protects the seeds of the plant. Fruits and leaves are both sources of caffeine as well and a tea can be made of the leaves, but...

ultrafacts:

The caffeine in coffee “beans” is a natural plant defense against herbivory, i.e., a toxic substance that protects the seeds of the plant. Fruits and leaves are both sources of caffeine as well and a tea can be made of the leaves, but neither are used commercially.

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