Rewilding My Lot

Converting a new developer lot into a nature ecosystem — my journey


Lunch At The Pollinator Garden

We have a bench in our front porch, which faces east. So this is a favorite place for me to eat afternoon meals if I want shade, or morning meals if I want sun.

Even in mid-November, here in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 9a, there are still plenty of plants in my little pollinator garden that are blooming and visited by insects.

On this day while I ate, I saw several bees mostly visiting the yellow Skeleton-Leaf Goldeneye. An American Bird Grasshopper rested in the grey-leaved Texas Barometer Bush aka Texas Sage. And there was even a Monarch butterfly that briefly visited the purple plants (Gregg’s Mistflower, Fall Aster, Black & Blue Sage). This is definitely one of my happy places.



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  2. […] pollinator garden in front of the house is largely complete, and over time should fill out. Plants there include: Barometer Bush aka Texas […]

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About Me

Nature Lover.
Inquisitive Observer.
Student Gardener.

I invite you to join me on my journey to convert my sterile (from a nature point of view) new house lot to a healthy and diverse ecosystem, as I make discoveries, mistakes, and hopefully progress. I am not an expert or professional. The project started in February 2023 and the location is Seguin, Texas, USA.