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What do you grow that birds love, but don't eat yourself?
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Anne Miller wrote:I agree those are lovely flowers.
I thought sunchokes had yellow flowers, what variety are yours?
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Nancy Reading wrote:Hi Gavin - lovely photo!
Just to clarify - did you meanWhat do you grow that birds love, but don't eat yourself?
They do seem to get their little beaks in some things that I'd like to eat myself! and also my seeds that I'd like to harvest they often have first pick. The goldfinches here love my dandelion, radish and carrot seeds!
Samantha Lewis wrote:
Anne Miller wrote:I agree those are lovely flowers.
I thought sunchokes had yellow flowers, what variety are yours?
I think the sunchokes are behind the pink flowers there.
looks like they are still in the bud stage! so interesting!
I am in eastern WA where it is getting cold and wintery.
mine have been flowering for a week or so.
My little birds are always in my lilacs. It is like the community hang out zone.
There are a lot of nutrient deposits under those bushes.
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