Spider Wallpaper
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Pollinator Web - building awareness and support of pollinators
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Zale lunata (Erebidae) is probably much harder to spot on a tree trunk or mossy rock. New Mexico, USA.
A place to post your pictures, stories, and more about moths across the world.
Beneficial and underappreciated insects from New Mexico, USA. A diverse insect community relies on native plants and all the "pests" feeding on them. Avoid chemicals and physical disturbance (leave the leaves) as much as practical.
A community for gardeners who are passionate about growing native plants. Rain gardens, pollinator gardens, xeriscaping, and forests alike!
Perdita, subgenus Cockerellia - named after entomologist Theodore Cockerell - are widespread summer pollinators in North America and only visit sunflowers and related plants (Asteraceae)
Entomology: the branch of zoology concerned with the study of insects All insect and science related posts are welcome!
Enough rain in the desert to prolong blooms into July! Not sure of variety.
A community for roses of all sorts and sizes
He's so lazy! Peponapis pruinosa (squash bee) in New Mexico, USA.
Bees - The only reason you are ALIVE is that the bees decided to let you live. HELP SAVE THE BEES! 🐝❤️
A neighbor's Queen Anne Lace (wild carrot, Daucus carrota) attracted a group of net-winged beetles (Lycidae) in New Mexico, USA
Gardening to help and encourage wildlife - share how you are gardening to help your garden wildlife, ask for advice about wildlife gardening, share your garden wildlife sightings and more!
He's going to try ... defying gravity ... don't ever bring him down!
For memes and stupidity about native plants and gardening.
Club cholla, Grusonia clavata, in New Mexico, USA
Reddit's largest and most active community related to cacti.
Who else gets excited by moth damage?
A community for gardeners who are passionate about growing native plants. Rain gardens, pollinator gardens, xeriscaping, and forests alike!
Sunflower bee (Svastra obliqua) in New Mexico, USA
Friendly backyard orbweaver (Araneus gemmoides)
/r/spiderbro is a place for friends of spiders, who are our bros. Spiders are fun, mostly friendly creatures that just want to enjoy a good meal (albeit of flies) and chill like you do. Post your favorite pics or stories of spiders being bros! In the opinion of this sub, bro is a gender neutral term Please do not ask for spider ID. For that, please head over to r/spiders, r/AustralianSpiders r/whatisthisbug or r/bugidentification
Fairy bee (Perdita) on a sunflower
ISO: reliable barber for my alkali sacaton
For memes and stupidity about native plants and gardening.
Xanthisma spinulosum is a hardy, xeric aster for the mid-high desert
A community for gardeners who are passionate about growing native plants. Rain gardens, pollinator gardens, xeriscaping, and forests alike!
Datura weevils sharing a tender moment
Weevil time! Post weevils.
Nocturnal beneficial insects from New Mexico, USA
Gardening to help and encourage wildlife - share how you are gardening to help your garden wildlife, ask for advice about wildlife gardening, share your garden wildlife sightings and more!
Bergeranthus in the garden and Cheiridopsis denticulata potted and outside. Both get afternoon shade and frequent hand watering. It was 35*C every day this week in New Mexico.
A hub for people to gather, share pictures, and discuss the strange and wonderful mimicry plants of the family Aizoaceae.
First time trying Echinocactus horizonthalonius. Acid soaked first with a friend's help.
This is the spot for anyone into growing cacti from seeds! Whether you’re just starting out or have a mini forest of spiky babies, you’re in the right place. Here, you can: - Ask questions and swap tips on germinating and growing cacti. - Share progress pics of your seedlings (we love those tiny spines!). - Get advice when things go wrong or celebrate when they go right. - Connect with others who are just as obsessed with cacti as you are.
The ultimate xeriscape! Endless creosote and ocotillo in southern New Mexico.
Xeriscaping: a water-saving approach to landscaping that doesn't sacrifice beauty for low maintenance and drought tolerance
Echinocereus new growth is stunning!
Reddit's largest and most active community related to cacti.
Taste of the desert: squamulose lichen (biological soil crust), wire lettuce, and tepary beans.
A community for gardeners who are passionate about growing native plants. Rain gardens, pollinator gardens, xeriscaping, and forests alike!
How can I protect my mesquite from these menaces?
For memes and stupidity about native plants and gardening.
Agave multifilifera from Starr Nursery. He describes it as "A solitary species with fine, white threads along the edges and a short terminal spine. From the mountains of Sonora and Chihuahua in northwestern Mexico."
A place for anything Agave or Aloe! Pics, info, swaps, etc.