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Sleepy Cat Natives specializes in PNW native seeds. We offer 48 species; including annuals, perennials, and shrubs! Bring the PNW to your garden! www.sleepycatnatives.com sleepycatnatives.etsy.com

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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Hey Portland! We have a great plant sale for you this Saturday, Oct. 3! We've got a great variety of plants plus ceramics and other goodies! Join us anytime between 11am-3pm at: 334 N. Baldwin Street, Portland, Or 97211 #plants #gardening #portland #flowers #nativeplants #ceramics #sale #seeds
It's gonna be a great time!
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
I'm happy to announce Pearly Everlasting and Nootka Rose seeds are back in stock (2026 crop)! www.sleepycatnatives.com #nativeplants #nativeseeds #pnw #gardening #flowers
Big patch of Pearly Everlasting growing next to a slash pile in an older clear cut.Close up of Pearl Everlasting flowers.  I love the shape and texture of those little petals!Nootka Rose blooms seem to reach their peak around the last half of June. The air around them is heavily perfumed with the sweet smell of roses and they are covered in bees!Beautiful queen bumble bee foraging.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Seed Sowing Season is upon us! It's the most economical way to add loads of natives (and a heck of a lot of genetic diversity) to your yard! Cheers!! #nativeplants #nativeseeds #gardening #wildflowers #flowers #pnw #alwaysbesowing
Lomatium (Biscuitroot) seeds ready to be stratified outside through the Winter!Fireweed and Self Heal seedlings from last Spring (sown last Winter)More Fireweed and Self Heal with Rydberg's Penstemon seedlings from last Spring (also sown last Winter)
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Mari- homeless. Still Indigenous. @wordglass.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Native American Leaders Denounce Record Glyphosate Spraying on National Forests Photo desc Beverly Ogle, 85, a Maidu elder in the Lassen area of California, says herbicide spraying by the government is the latest attack on her Native culture 1/15
Beverly Ogle, 85, a Maidu elder in the Lassen area of California, says herbicide spraying by the government is the latest attack on her Native culture
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Nobody Nursery @nobodynursery.bsky.social · 06/09/2026
Including Rumex occidentalis, there were nearly fifty species and subspecies of WA-native plants that I needed to add to latest update to The Big List last month (tinyurl.com/GetTheBigList), having not previously encountered them for sale in the past couple years that I've been keeping track.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Fireweed seed is so beautiful! #bloomscrolling #pnw #seed #nativegardening #fall
Fireweed seed pod explosion
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
Most people have heard that Fall is the best time to plant native plants, which it is! But did you also know that many of your native seedlings can be directly transplanted from your propagation tray into your garden? #nativeplants #pnw #gardening #startingseed #flowers
Silver Bush Lupine seedlings ready to be set free!Silver Bush Lupine (mislabeled in the pic) directly transplanted from the salad box propagator to a space near our mailbox in a hard pack clay/gravel soil.  Same Silver Bush Lupine in it's tweenager phase!  And, here the Silver Bush Lupine is about to flower for it's very first year!
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The One True Kat @theonetruekat.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
When I moved here a little over a year ago, the rental house had a bare yard and not much wildlife. So I went to work on water spots, brush piles and pollinator habitat. This morning a chorus frog is warming up his vocals, just outside my front door. I’ve been smiling all morning. ❤️
A chorus frog sits on a rock.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
Some of your native seeds would benefit from Summer sowing! There are quite a few species that require a warm moist stratification period before the typical cold moist stratification! Here are a few examples. #nativeplants #nativeseed #gardening #seeds #pnw #flowers
Bleeding Heart seeds are a little more complicated. They require a period of warm moist stratification, then a cold moist stratification, followed by an additional warm moist stratification!  Starting these seeds in the summer is ideal for the first stage, then they can over Winter for their cold stratification, and naturally get their last warm stratification when Spring arrives!Blue Elderberry does best with a warm stratification followed by a cold stratification.Thimbleberry also will benefit from a warm stratification followed by a cold stratification.  Their germination rates will also be improved if their seeds are soaked in water for 24-48 hrs before starting the warm stratification.Just like Blue Elderberry, Red Elderberry will do best with a warm stratification followed by a cold stratification.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Happy Friday! #busybees #nativeplants #pnw #bloomscrolling
Happy bees!
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
Even more lovely native late season bloomers! #nativeplants #nativegarden #pnw #gardening #flowers #bloomscrolling
Douglas Spirea (also called Rose Spirea) will be blooming for another month at least. It's a favorite of Bumblebees and is a fantastic native substitute for the invasive Butterfly Bush.Great Northern Aster is also blooming now, and will continue for a couple of months! This lovely Aster can be grown as an understory plant in your woodland garden.Coyote Mint and Orange Bush Monkey flower have been blooming for months now, and are still offering fresh flowers to pollinators!  Orange Bush Monkey flower will greatly benefit from a little supplemental water through the hot summer to look it's best.Elegant Tarweed is a very showy (and lovely smelling) native annual that has been blooming for a month now, and will continue for another couple months.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 15/08/2026
Here's a few more late blooming PNW wildflowers that can deliver color to your garden now! #nativeplants #nativegarden #pnw #flowers #gardening #bloomscrolling
California Beeplant is an understated wildflower that packs a huge nectar punch for wildlife.  It's loved by bumblebees and hummingbirds. Columbia Coreopsis is a very airy wildflower with multiple flowers on tall thin stems. It's typically a biennial but can occasionally be an annual.Blanketflower is a super colorful, super loooong blooming wildflower. Often continuing to bloom deep into Winter!While not exactly a wildflower, Coyote Bush is a must mention for late season flowers!  This is one of the most valuable wildlife plants that can be added to your native garden. It supports a huge variety of pollinators and predatory insects, not to mention song birds, hummingbirds and tree frogs!  It's flower buds are only just starting to form.   =)
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
Looking for late season color for your garden? There are a few great options native to the PNW blooming now! #nativeplants #nativegarden #lateseasonflowers #pnw #gardening #flowers #bloomscrolling
Pearly Everlasting has been blooming for a few weeks now and will likely continue for another month and a half!Scarlet Monkeyflower has been blooming for a little over a month now, but with supplemental water it'll continue to bloom for a few more weeks.Goldenrod has also been blooming for over a month now and while some of the flower plumes are fading it is still sending up fresh flowers.  Goldenrod attracts a huge variety of pollinators and predatory insects, second only to Coyote Bush (which is only just starting to form it's flower buds). Hall's Aster has just opened it's first three flowers on our farm and will continue to bloom heavily for a couple months.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
Douglas Aster opened it's first flower of the season on the farm yesterday! #nativeplants #nativegarden #pnw #bloomscrolling #gardening
Douglas Aster is a very valuable late season food source for pollinators, and a great way to liven up the native garden when most of our other natives have finished for the year.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
Pacific Asters are starting to bloom in NW Oregon! #nativeplants #nativegarden #bloomscrolling #pnw
Pacific Asters are great plants for both container gardening and in ground flower beds.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
Very happy to announce that Coyote Mint (Monardella villosa) and Thimbleberry (Rubus parviflorus) seeds from our 2026 harvest are now available! #nativeplants #nativegarden #gardening #plants #PNW #California #flowers #nativeseed
Coyote Mint provides a rich source of nectar for pollinators and blooms for such a long time. As an added benefit it smells divine!Thimbleberry is such a beautiful shrub.  I find it incredibly relaxing to look at. Most of this shrub's leaves are angled on nearly the same plane bringing some very interesting texture to a woodland garden bed
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Suzanne Daley @suzannedaley.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
Of course!!! 🌲🦎🌿 #greenwitch #nature #forest #trees #plants #animism #peace
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
Natives can also make fantastic companions for your veggie garden! Check out our mass planting of Elegant Tarweed that both dresses up the garden's deer fence and draws in the pollinators! #nativeplants #companionplanting #gardening #flowers #pnw #permiculture #backyardhabitat
This beautiful yellow wall is self sown from Elegant Tarweed I planted last year! It's an excellent pollinator plant, has a very yummy resinous pineapple-ish smell for us humans, and the deer don't like it!Elegant Tarweed helps draw in more pollinators for our Zucchini and green beans!These yellow flowers will roll up tight in the afternoon heat to conserve water, and will open again when the sun starts to set in the evening.  It would be interesting to do a moth survey to see how many species visit this plant throughout the night!Elegant Tarweed flowers have so many interesting color variations, sometimes even on the same plant!
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Luciearl @luciearl.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
Plant diverse forests. Never remove the understory of native plants. Don't point fingers at your neighbor when the US has done the same.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 09/07/2026
Bleeding Heart and Seaside Daisy seeds are back in stock! These are the fresh 2026 crop. www.sleepycatnatives.com #nativeplants #nativeseed #gardening #backyardhabitat #pnw
Summer is the ideal time to sow Bleeding Heart, as they require a three cycle  warm - cold - warm moist stratification period to break dormancy.  You might be able to skip this period with freshly harvested seeds!Seaside Daisies are such a lovely, long blooming, easy going ground cover for West Coast gardens!
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SubRosa )✿( Magick (chat to book a reading) @subrosamagick.bsky.social · 24/06/2026
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
Wildflower Spotlight! I'd like to introduce you to a lesser known, yet gorgeous and very garden worthy native thistle called Short Styled Thistle. This beauty is a very well behaved wildflower with very high wildlife value! #gardening #flowers #wildlife #nativeplants #nativegarden #pnw #oregon
Short Styled Thistle flower bud forming.These lovely Thistles can grow anywhere from 2-5 feet tall.  They prefer part shade - shade making them excellent for your native woodland garden bed!Short Styled Thistle prickles are slightly softer than the exotic, invasive thistles.  These beauties won't take over your yard like the invasives either!   These Thistle flowers have a lovely cobwebby appearance.
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Kepano Kolohe @alala55.bsky.social · 21/06/2026
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Craig F @cfoh.bsky.social · 20/06/2026
"Two solar facilities built on rehabilitated agricultural land were restored with native plants. Argonne researchers observed pollinators thrive." Solar power, when smartly built, can improve agriculture *and* provide clean, pollution-free, low-cost energy. www.anl.gov/article/inse...
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Insect populations flourish in the restored habitats of solar energy facilities
Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory studied how insect communities responded to newly established habitats on solar energy facilities built on retired agricultural land. At the end of five year...
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
Blown away by the Showy Milkweed display in Southern Oregon his weekend! It's in full flower display with Oregon Sunshine and the Monarchs are moving through! #nativeplants #nativeplantrestoration #Klamathriver #southernoregon #butterflies #flowers #pnw
Milkweed in full flower with Milkweed beetles.Milkweed in full flower with both White and Black Oaks in the background.Milkweed in full flower with Milkweed beetles.Milkweed in full flower with a huge patch of Oregon Sunshine in the background!
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Toxic @toxiccute.bsky.social · 30/05/2026
Picture of a woman gardening that says "Anyone wanna go plant endangered native plants that are illegal to remove on the land they want to build these data centers?".
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Nobody Nursery @nobodynursery.bsky.social · 30/05/2026
Tomorrow Nobody Nursery will be closed because I'll be up at Shark Garden from 10-4, which is the start point for the Burien Garden Tour. To match the vibe at Shark Garden I prioritized edible WA-native plants to pack into the car, plus a few used for fiber or traditional medicine.
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Nobody Nursery inventory (https://tinyurl.com/NobodyNurseryInventory)
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David Jakubiak @davidjakubiak.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
You ever look at Yarrow, like really look at it.
the intricate yellow and white lace of white yarrow are a delightful surprise in a sometimes overlooked native plant. But with its fern-like leaves and adaptability it’s a great addition for any midwest native planting.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
homegrownnationalpark.org/mosquito-buc... #gardening #mosquitocontrol #nospray #nativeplants #flowers #homegrownnationalpark #pnw #oregon #diy
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Mosquito Bucket Challenge - Homegrown National Park
Natural mosquito control: The Mosquito Bucket Challenge is a safe, affordable way to control mosquitoes without harming kids, pets, or pollinators.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
I noticed an interesting discrepancy in the blooming stages of 10 Oregon Sunshine plants, all of which are planted along our driveway within ~30 feet of each other. Here are photos of 4 of the plants taken yesterday. =) #nativegarden #nativeplants #gardening #flowers #pnw
This lovely is the only one in full bloom at the moment. It's planted along the South Eastern side of an arborvitae hedge. It's the second one to lose the sun in the evenings (around 2pm).This Oregon Sunshine is only 5 feet away (north) from the plant in the first photo along the same arborvitae hedge. It loses the sun about 20 minutes sooner than the plant in the first photo.This Oregon Sunshine is directly across from the plant in the second photo, approximately 12 feet to the West. It loses the sun last (around 7pm). This is the largest patch of Oregon Sunshine. It is roughly 20 feet further north from the plant in the third photo, and loses the light ~ 6:30pm.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
www.hcn.org/articles/the... #publiclands #wilderness #nationalparks #publicplaces #USA
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The billionaires’ club at the center of America’s public lands fight - High Country News
A controversial land swap orchestrated by the mega rich could be ‘a harbinger of what’s to come’ for public lands under Trump.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 17/05/2026
More Spring flowers for your enjoyment! #nativegarden #nativeplants #flowers #gardening #pnw
Thimbleberries are showing off their papery flowers!Sea Thrift is beginning to flower, and looking lovely!I have quite a few Oregon Sunshine plants scattered throughout the farm, and noticed that they are not all on the same bloom schedule.  This one near the driveway entrance is the first of the plants to bloom. There's a
 very large plant next to our house (150 ft away) that is about half way to achieving full bloom, and all of the others have unopened blossoms.  It's neat to watch!All of the Riverbank Lupines are fully loaded with flowers, and the bumblebees are happy!
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Larry Neufeld @larryneufeldsk.bsky.social · 15/05/2026
Once dismissed as weeds, native plants are now flying off the shelves grist.org/solutions/on...
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Once dismissed as weeds, native plants are now flying off the shelves
Gardeners across the country are flocking to climate-resilient native plants as concerns about extreme heat, flooding, and pollinators grow.
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Alt National Park Service @altnps.bsky.social · 11/05/2026
This is what “multiple use management” looks like when timber wins every time. Ecological health, wildlife habitat, native plant communities all of it gets written off as competition. Link: www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 10/05/2026
Happy Mothers Day! #mothersday #thankful #love #appreciation
Douglas Meadowfoam exploding with spring flowersHappy Bumblebee munching on Seablush
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 28/04/2026
More lovely wildflowers to enjoy! Continuing to wish everyone a happy Spring! #nativeplants #nativegarden #gardening #flowers #pnw #spring
The Dark Throat Shooting Stars in my shade garden are just starting to bloom. They're a few weeks later than the Shooting Stars growing in areas with full sun.Seablush flowers are finally opening, and the bees are so happy!Western Columbine flowers are opening!And, all of my Riverbank Lupines are loaded with blossoms! This bush is at the beginning of our driveway where it receives a couple hours more sun per day, which is allowing it to open it's flowers first!
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Half Moon Rising @half-moon-rising.bsky.social · 27/04/2026
#Colorado #Gardening #Invasive #JumpingWorm #Environment “Preventing any spread of the jumping worm in Colorado is critical to protecting our state’s healthy soil and native plants…” The article has a link to report any invasive jumping worms you find in your garden. coloradosun.com/2026/04/24/a...
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Yes, invasive worms are the latest threat to Colorado. Plus, they jump.
Experts warn the Asian jumping worm is poised to spread in Colorado gardens and ruin the soil.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 21/04/2026
Happy spring wildflowers for your enjoyment! #nativeplants #nativegarden #flowers #gardening #pnw
This pretty Iris is Canyon Snow. A gorgeous cultivar of the native Douglas Iris.  In my garden it is blooming hard, and quite a bit earlier than the standard species (which doesn't appear to have blossoms yet).Oregon Iris is starting to pop! I have quite a few Oregon Iris plants growing on the farm, and this beauty is the first one to bloom this year!Seablush is blooming!  I've had quite a challenge getting these little guys started with direct sowing. Guess I just needed to let them do it for me.  These beauties self-seeded from a pot I purchased at a nursery last year! 

This fall I'm planning to sow a bunch of pots of these little gems to see if the magic will strike twice!Dark Throat Shooting Stars are blooming everywhere!! For how delicate they look, they are surprisingly easy to grow from seed and handle transplanting like a champ!
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anlomedad @anlomedad.bsky.social · 18/04/2026
What the global line says is societally irrelevant. For adaptation we're well advised to pick results from RCP8.5 regarding nature response, how to deal with dead soil, urban heat, or melting rail tracks,… Models weren't in high resolution yet so worst possible impacts must inform our decisions, eg:
Screenshot of Figure 13.9 in AR6-WG2, chapter 13, Europe. 

Europe maps show suitable climate conditions for native plants, insects and mammals, at warming of 1.5°C and 3.2°C:

At global 1.5°C, insects lose 40-60% of their habitat in many and vast regions of Europe. In small areas, they virtually risk extinction.
At 3.2°C, plants lose 40-60% of their habitat in all regions.
Mammals fare a little better than plants and keep their habitat in a bit larger areas.

Insects go extinct at 3.2°C in all regions, keeping at most 20-40% of their habitat. In some North Europe regions and East Europe it's 100% loss.

Caption:
Figure 13.9 |  Species projected to remain within their suitable climate conditions at increasing levels of climate change. Colour shading represents the proportion of species projected to remain within their suitable climates averaged over 21 CMIP5 climate models (Warren et al., 2018). Areas shaded in green retain a large number of species with suitable climate conditions, while those in purple represent areas where climates become unsuitable for more than 80% of species without dispersal . 

Further text:
Risks for terrestrial ecosystems will increase with warming with high impacts at > 2.4°C and very high impacts > 3.5°C.
Land use changes will increase extirpation and extinction risk.
In Northern Europe, biodiversity vulnerability is projected to be lower as new climate and habitat space is becoming available.
Warming < 1.5°C would limit risks to biodiversity, while 4°C and intensive land use may lead to a loss of suitable climate and habitat for most species.


Source:
Figure 13.9 in Chapter 13 Europe in AR6-WorkingGroup2
https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg2/
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Abilu Tangwa. @abilutangwa.bsky.social · 18/04/2026
What YOU can do TODAY: 🌼 Plant native flowers 🚫 Ditch pesticides in your garden 🛒 Buy organic (supports insect-friendly farms) 🗣️ Demand local bans on neonics Small actions × millions = change. Don’t wait. #NoPesticides #SaveInsects
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All for Gardening @allforgardening.bsky.social · 17/04/2026
Second spring with no lawn backyard www.allforgardening.com/1716488/sec… Last spring we finished landscaping our backyard with a mix of native and nonnative plants. (PNW zone 8b) This is our second spring and the plants are really growing and filling in …
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Second spring with no lawn backyard - All For Gardening
Last spring we finished landscaping our backyard with a mix of native and nonnative plants. (PNW zone 8b)
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 17/04/2026
I would like to announce the launch of Sleepy Cat Native's new website! You can find us at: www.sleepycatnatives.com #nativeplants #nativeseeds #nativegarden #flowers #gardening #oregon #washington #pnw #alwaysbesowing
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Sleepy Cat Natives
Sleepy Cat Natives specializes in Pacific Northwest native seeds. Seeds are mostly farm grown with a few sustainably wild collected varieties.
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mandilith.bsky.social @mandilith.bsky.social · 14/04/2026
Weeds & invasive species are 2 different things, but the two are often confused. Weeds are what humans don't want. Invasive plants displace native plants on landscape levels. It sounds from other comments like this is a native plant, benefitting native pollinators, so please feel free to enjoy it.
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Active San Gabriel Valley @activesgv.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
Help build rain gardens this week 🌱 Join us Thursday or Sunday to plant California native plants, place rocks, and support local habitat. RSVP: ActiveSGV.org/rain-gardens
Three people are working together on a gardening project in a residential area. They are planting small shrubs near a wooden fence. One person is kneeling, another is crouching, and the third is standing with a shovel. A red Harbor Freight bucket is nearby. A parked car and houses are visible in the background.A group of people gardening in a community space under a canopy labeled "SUPPORT A MORE SUSTAINABLE SGV." They are planting in a mulched area with tools and red buckets scattered around. In the background, a person sits on the edge of a raised bed.A person is kneeling in a garden bed, smiling at the camera, with gardening tools and plants around them. Behind them, two people stand near a colorful van with an "@ActiveSGV" logo and an illustrated scene of a sunny day, trees, and a cityscape.Illustration promoting a "Rain Gardens Workshop Planting Day" hosted by Active SGV. The poster calls for volunteers to help plant California native plants. It mentions two dates: Thursday, 4/16 in Duarte and Sunday, 4/19 in Alhambra. RSVP at activesgv.org/rain-gardens.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 12/04/2026
Dark Throat Shooting Star growing through Twinberry Honeysuckle leaves! #nativeflowers #nativeplants #gardening #flowers #pnw
Dark Throat Shooting Stars are starting to bloom all over the yard!  Hurray for Spring!
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NE Ohio Regional Sewer District @neorsd.org · 08/04/2026
can i offer you a nice stream restoration in this trying time
tall view of a winding stretch of restored streambank in Broadview Heights in April. Wooden stakes line the edge of the sloped banks to encourage vegetation growth and reduce erosion. The stream is shallow and homes are visible behind the bare trees in the distance. The sky is gray above the horizon.
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Sleepy Cat Natives @sleepycatnatives.bsky.social · 07/04/2026
Today is a low mow day in anticipation of sowing Yellow Rattle seeds! My seed is from 2024, so low viability now. Hoping for at least a 1-2 plant success this year. Yellow Rattle is a native annual & grass parasite, often called the meadow maker! #nativeplants #gardening youtu.be/3-TuWjceqoo?...
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All you need to know about Yellow Rattle (Rhinanthus minor)
YouTube video by HabitatAid
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Thomas Keepout @thomasworking.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
US Forest Service is next to be gutted. #environment www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
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US Forest Service to move headquarters from Washington DC to Salt Lake City
Announcement part of controversial shakeup described by critics as administration attack on ‘science and scientists’
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