Hana Lee / lee attracting birds and bees

04/14/2026

08/22/2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncC-mM7ZSNw

Download the Pollinator Census Counting Sheet here: https://gsepc.org/count/--If you are an individual with a disability who may require assistance or accomm...

11/13/2024

05/19/2024

Love looking at this https://www.schreinersgardens.com/collections/shop-bearded-iris/products/air-of-mystery?variant=44375189717284

03/23/2024

Happy Spring!

01/27/2024

Winter days turn into Spring!

07/29/2023

Archives: A wonderful Summer Shoot Hana Lee did the flowers.

In a word, this styled shoot was eclectic. A team of super talented vendors envisioned a So-Cal meets North Carolina farm country vibe so the look was a little boho, a little rustic, and a little modern. By mixing modern and antique decor, and incorporating geometric and organic shapes, the team’s...

07/25/2023

Happy Anniversary from your summer wedding, Jenny and Elad!

07/14/2023

🌿🌺 Native to North Carolina, the wild potato vine is a captivating species of morning glory. Growing up to an impressive 30 feet in length, these vines are known for their incredible size. And the flowers? They can bloom as wide as 3 inches!

The wild potato vine's blossoms play a vital role in supporting our pollinator friends. Hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies flock to these flowers for their valuable nectar, and the roots of this plant are a source of sustenance for various insects. Humans can enjoy the wild potato vine's roots too! Once properly cooked, these roots are edible and can be savored. They offer a flavor reminiscent of sweet potatoes.

⚠️ Remember, foraging responsibly is crucial. Always seek permission before gathering plants, and be absolutely certain about the plant's identity before consuming it. Safety first!

📷: Indigo Roper-Edwards
[Image Description: Two flowers on the wild potato vine, white with pinkish centers, bloom. Three to four other flower buds get ready to bloom as well.]