Thank you to all of you for your wonderful photos and input on this topic! Because of your input and ideas, I have ordered a few more plants for late summer/fall planting that I hope will be established enough by next season to provide food for pollinators: Helianthus 'Lemon Queen' (the perennial one) Silphium perfoliatum Hardy hibiscus (said to be attractive to both bees and hummers) Echinops 'Blue Glow' Solidago 'Fireworks' (I already have 'Little Lemon') Calamintha nepeta Nepeta 'Joanna Reed' (said to be sterile and constantly blooming, just like Six Hills Giant) Aster 'Edo Murazaki' Aster 'Raydon's Favorite' (to add to Bluebird, Fanny, and October Skies) Vitex 'Abbeville Blue' Agastache 'Blue Fortune' (I already have this but it can't hurt to add a couple more!) Another Helenium 'Mardi Gras' I am going to try to grow the Eryngium mentioned above by seed next year. Thank you all again for the great observations and inspiration!

I have a few alpine strawberry seeds left from my last minute spring sowing, can bring some of those if you'd like. I'd tried them before (not from seed) and had no luck but Skybird gave advice on how she's growing them successfully; did a quick buy from Amazon.com and planted around 10 days ago.

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This my Sweetheart lychee, its 6 ft tall this year. I bought in 6 2015 from a nursery called the Lychee Tree here in Stuart. I was apprehensive on planting it after seeing just how big my neighbors Lychee was. Finally planted it later that year. My neighbor with the monster size lychee is across the street not next door. I'll see if he will let me post a pic of it. Hoping it doesn't take ten years to produce fruit.