Blossom’s Garden Consulting

01/19/2024

Gardens can’t just be pretty anymore…..they should welcome life, support native insects and birds and become a wildlife habitat.

Native plants support more life than non natives because they have evolved together for millennia.

Here is a beautiful example of that relationship 💖

Native Golden Alexander is a possible host plant for the Black Swallowtail butterfly.

Photo credits: Bagley Pond Perennials and Bird Watching HQ

04/22/2023

Happy Earth Day ! ❤️🌎

04/14/2023

04/11/2023

When life gets crazy…..Terrarium Therapy!🌱💚🌸💕

Didn’t get a picture of all the ladies who joined, but wanted to say a big heartfelt Thank You!

04/11/2023

You can make a difference in your own backyard!🌎🌱🐛🐞🐝🐦

Official or not, it's still worth celebrating!

Thank you all for joining us on our journey toward becoming the largest cooperative conservation movement ever attempted.

GETTING STARTED PLANTING NATIVE
https://homegrownnationalpark.org/find-your-resources
Use our Resources pages to find:
💚 Native Plant Finders to determine what’s local to your region
💚 Native Plant Landscaping Professionals
💚 Native Plant & Seed Sellers
💚 Nonprofits for additional local info on planting native

04/10/2023

Why is Miracle Gro bad? Should I use Miracle Gro on my plants? Here is a rudimentary explanation why synthetic fertilizers are so bad for our gardens, by Heirloom Soul Florals, Flower Farmer - Florist in Buffalo, NY WNY. Fertilizers for your garden are sometimes not the best options, learn why.

04/08/2023

It’s Terrarium Day!

I’m looking forward to creating some beautiful treasures at a cool shop with awesome people!

THANK YOU LORI @ TOM AND CHICKPEA🌱💚

04/03/2023

I NEED TO FILL 4 OPENINGS FOR THIS CLASS TO HAPPEN.
WEDNESDAY IS THE DEADLINE!
WHO DOESNT NEED A LITTLE PLANT THERAPY?!🌱☀️🥰

Reminder: TERRARIUM CLASS ON APRIL 8th from 10:30-12 @ Tom and Chickpea in Derry NH.

I HAVE A FEW OPENINGS LEFT!
ALL MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED…….JOIN THE FUN!🌱🌱🌱
$80 per person

03/28/2023

https://youtu.be/TqcDZDNtP-0

It's cheap, easy, and it doesn't kill the beneficial insects in your yard!1) Fill a bucket with water.2) Add straw or hay and let it ferment for a few days i...