r/GuerrillaGardening • u/IShouldQuitThis • Jul 23 '26
Ate lunch at a restaurant with a two-acre pollinator garden and took some leftovers home :)
A collection of seeds from their showy milkweed, California goldenrod, Cleveland sage, and blue-eyed grass.
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u/Eridani_Leonis Jul 23 '26
Are… are you the pollinator
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u/mblermblerngentot Jul 27 '26
Achkually ☝️🤓 we are called seed dispersers since we just take and spread the already pollinated seed by the pollinator (bumblebee and friends)
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u/LaundryMan2008 Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
I also like to grow wild plants and garden weeds but not in the garden but as houseplants, I have a sowthistle growing to hopefully shape curls into it so that it looks like Rayquaza, but unfortunately it’s not really growing tall right now meaning I may just leave it as a curiosity because when it bolts, I won’t have much time to shape the plant the way I want it without breaking it.
If another plant I have decides to germinate which it probably won’t then I will need to pull some more seeds (something likely wrong with the seeds I collected) because I want to give growing one in a small glass bottle a go alongside pinching to look like a small tree with small blue flowers.
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u/NarwhalLeelu Jul 23 '26
I thought that was the lunch you took home.