Cosmos (Plant) are so interesting

 I am choosing to research the Cosmos plant. I’m going to do a detailed research project to learn about the diversity of Cosmos cultivars. I want to learn how they are propagated, where they come from, and where they are cultivated. I am also interested in their history. They are such attractive plants that I think a lot of people would be interested to learn more about them. I love that the Cosmos is a plant that has been selected and bred over the centuries to come in so many different colors, patterns, and shapes. More to come from Cosmos plant research in another research update.

Here are some links:

- Wikipedia - Cosmos (Plant) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmos_(plant)

Here are some Poisonous Plants to Help Protect Children

 This is a list formate post : These are some beautiful plants that are poisonous to your children. Here is a short list of plants you might want to avoid having in your yard, especially if you have small children. 

 - Foxglove 

 - Deadly nightshade 

 - Castor bean 

 - Rosary pea 

 - Oleander 

 - Water hemlock 

 - Buttercups 

 - Rhododendrons 

 - Yew 

 - Hydrangeas 

 - Daffodils 

 - Lily of the Valley 

 - Autumn crocus

Remember that just because a plant isn't on this list doesn't mean it isn't poisonous, and this list doesn't contain all the poisonous plants. It is good practice to assume that any plant can be poisonous unless you know it is not. Also, plants can be more or less poisonous depending on the climate, soil, and other factors. There are many plants that are safe to keep around your children. The best way to ensure the safety of your child is to research the plants you choose to have on your property and make sure they will not hurt your kids. If you are at all concerned, consult a child's doctor or a plant expert.

Here are some links:

- The Bump - Poisonous Plants To Keep Away from Kids - https://www.thebump.com/a/poisonous-plants-for-kids

The Rarest Plants of the World Series Intro.

 This is the first series for this blog and this one is on Rarest Plants of the World which include 13 rarest plants. Just wanted to give a introduction to the series. 

These Are The Plants That Can Attract Birds To Your Plants

There are many beautiful plants that can be used to attract birds to your landscape. These are the plants that are most likely to attract birds because they provide food and shelter for them. A good place to start is with native plants that are already growing in your area. These plants have adapted to the local climate and soil conditions, and they will thrive with minimal care. Some of the best native plants for attracting birds include serviceberry, chokecherry, and elderberry. These plants produce berries that birds love to eat, and they also provide nesting sites. In addition, these plants are relatively easy to grow, and they require little maintenance.

Here is the link:

https://www.audubon.org/news/10-plants-bird-friendly-yard