Canadian Wildlife Federation: Get a Free Pack of Black-Eyed Susan Seeds

[cath007]

I take a chance of posting this one .Do it if you only if you want ..I never received my Canadian Wildlife federation 2023 calendar so...
This was posted in the blog,special thanks to Anne.


The Canadian Wildlife Federation is offering to send you a free pack of Black-Eyed Susan seeds when you make your pledge to do more for wildlife.
To get your free pack of Black-Eyed Susan seeds you can begin by clicking the link below. You can pledge to:

• Add to the Great Canadian Pollinator Pathway
• Upload a native wildflower photo
• Sign up for a free Inaturalist webinar and find out how you can become part of CWF’s Observation Nation
• Be bird-savvy
• Join the CWF’s gardening Facebook group
• Certify you wildlife-friendly garden
• Create a pollinator patch
• Choose which of these things you will pledge to do and then you can complete the form with your mailing information.

​https://cwf-fcf.org/en/explore/national-wildlife-week/

[Justine22]

I got mine a few days ago

[GoJays]

These are the perfect plants for that spot in your garden that you never want to grow anything else ever again because once you put these in, you will never get rid of them

[mulock]

These are the perfect plants for that spot in your garden that you never want to grow anything else ever again because once you put these in, you will never get rid of them

So very true. Brown eyed susans throw their seeds and spread everywhere, including into your lawn. If you apply for these, throw them in a ditch along the road somewhere to grow.

[walkonby]

Hmmmm, now I'm curious why DH went out of his way to get some of those Brown Eyed Susan's when he built the new front walkway and had new spaces for plants on either side?
I recall him saying how he loved those and needed some! meh? I'm not stationed in that department so Mr Green Thumb put in whatever he liked at the time and I went along for the ride. Still, I must ask him about this trash talk over B.E.S. ( short form )