I like your sun protection for the plants. And I also like your frog habitats. It seems as if the number of water tanks are increasing, or is that just my imagination?....lol... Dragonflies are my favorite insects. They are the most accurate predators of all the animals with a succes rate above 95%. And they are lightning fast. They can detect their prey, predict its trajectory, and catch their prey faster than the blink of an eye. I have a small flower that I want to recommend. It is ideal for the edge of plant borders, or between some rocks, or in pots and planters, and the tiny flowers smell absolutely amazing. It will fill your entire garden with a really nice flagrance. The flower is called maiden Pink or Dianthus deltoides, there are several cultivars available. If you plant them in pots or a planter they grow nice and compact, and a bit less then a foot high. If you grow them in the full ground they spread out a bit and then they grow a bit lower to the ground. They grow in hardiness zones 4-9 USDA. They smell amazingly good, and the pollinators love them as well. You really want to have this little flower in your garden. It smells that good. 👍
The dragonflies really are amazing! I’ve watched them attach and dismember stink bugs. I plant to have eve more pond habitats lol, witnessed my crawfish eating algae today pretty cool. The flowers is a good idea I’ll look into it! I don’t have many fragrant flowers
@@FloridamanForager A while back I watched a documentary about dragonflies here on YT, It was pretty cool. And the only thing that you are going to regret about the flower is that you didn't have it sooner in your garden, it really is that good👍
I like your sun protection for the plants. And I also like your frog habitats. It seems as if the number of water tanks are increasing, or is that just my imagination?....lol... Dragonflies are my favorite insects. They are the most accurate predators of all the animals with a succes rate above 95%. And they are lightning fast. They can detect their prey, predict its trajectory, and catch their prey faster than the blink of an eye.
I have a small flower that I want to recommend. It is ideal for the edge of plant borders, or between some rocks, or in pots and planters, and the tiny flowers smell absolutely amazing. It will fill your entire garden with a really nice flagrance. The flower is called maiden Pink or Dianthus deltoides, there are several cultivars available. If you plant them in pots or a planter they grow nice and compact, and a bit less then a foot high. If you grow them in the full ground they spread out a bit and then they grow a bit lower to the ground. They grow in hardiness zones 4-9 USDA. They smell amazingly good, and the pollinators love them as well.
You really want to have this little flower in your garden. It smells that good. 👍
The dragonflies really are amazing! I’ve watched them attach and dismember stink bugs. I plant to have eve more pond habitats lol, witnessed my crawfish eating algae today pretty cool.
The flowers is a good idea I’ll look into it!
I don’t have many fragrant flowers
@@FloridamanForager A while back I watched a documentary about dragonflies here on YT, It was pretty cool. And the only thing that you are going to regret about the flower is that you didn't have it sooner in your garden, it really is that good👍