While we haven't seen many Monarch caterpillars, we do seem to have lots of pollinators this year, despite the cool, wet spring.
A grove of milkweed has taken a liking to the space under the front windows. I watched bumble bees, honey bees, other assorted bee/pollinators, a swallowtail, a monarch, and this guy all afternoon not 6" from my face. Mesmerizing! And the aroma of this milkweed is delightful.
That was after the cow came back to bother Remington. She's been loose about a month now and has traveled far and wide. She's Dead Meat Walking according to her owner.
In 2003 we bought 58.92 acres on a hillside in Julian, Pa. We call it our Barony and this is its unfolding chronicle. Construction of Phase I (Carriage House) ended in 2004; Phase II (Main House) ended in 2010. Phase III is never ending. Visitors to our tale are invited to leave a comment.
Showing posts with label milkweed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label milkweed. Show all posts
Monday, June 25, 2018
Monday, July 29, 2013
pink red milkweed
Narrow leaves and brighter pink than any other asclepias we have. Maybe a Asclepias rubra. We have only found one.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Milkweed
Sometimes milkweed looks like snow on a spruce
but when Buddy blows through a forest of dry pods it's more like bubbles in the wind.
but when Buddy blows through a forest of dry pods it's more like bubbles in the wind.
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