My understanding with partridge pea is that is will reseed like a champ! I planted a bunch this year and I’m excited to see it spread
howlpaw
it is a lovely plant! I’m not sure what zone you are, but in North Florida, it blooms all summer long! and where i live, the wild bobwhite quail love them. 🙂
Befuzled
I love this plant.. I mean love it. It will reseed like there is no tomorrow – so be mindful of it. We piled up a bunch of gardening stones we were removing (those white small stones). There must have been some seeds in there, because before I could deal with the stone pile… this happened…
These grow all along northeastern Lake Michigan in the summer here in zone 5b 🙂
Competitive_Owl5357
I love these guys. I have two kinds back home.
sunshineupyours1
I gotta get these in my yard
Lynda73
Ooo, looks just like the wolf senna I just bought (also a legume).
omgmypony
They reseed amazingly and it’s easy to collect their seeds. I planted a BUNCH last year and collected seed so I’m watching their babies come up this year. The birds and the bees love them.
enigma7x
If you look carefully along highways you will see this plant finding it’s space alongside some pretty intense invasives. Thing is an absolute champ – I lazily tossed seeds in my garden this past fall and a ton of it is popping up.
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My understanding with partridge pea is that is will reseed like a champ! I planted a bunch this year and I’m excited to see it spread
it is a lovely plant! I’m not sure what zone you are, but in North Florida, it blooms all summer long! and where i live, the wild bobwhite quail love them. 🙂
I love this plant.. I mean love it. It will reseed like there is no tomorrow – so be mindful of it. We piled up a bunch of gardening stones we were removing (those white small stones). There must have been some seeds in there, because before I could deal with the stone pile… this happened…
https://preview.redd.it/8pg7yr7r2v9f1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=35bf8a5908960349a28421159d44ecb221ad3ae4
Seen these at plant sales, but never in the wild.
These grow all along northeastern Lake Michigan in the summer here in zone 5b 🙂
I love these guys. I have two kinds back home.
I gotta get these in my yard
Ooo, looks just like the wolf senna I just bought (also a legume).
They reseed amazingly and it’s easy to collect their seeds. I planted a BUNCH last year and collected seed so I’m watching their babies come up this year. The birds and the bees love them.
If you look carefully along highways you will see this plant finding it’s space alongside some pretty intense invasives. Thing is an absolute champ – I lazily tossed seeds in my garden this past fall and a ton of it is popping up.