The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World hummingbird mint The berries are surprisingly sweet

The berries are surprisingly sweet and flavorful but you'll have to be observant as you'll have competition from the birds

This ensures a vibrant and lively garden that will impress anyone who sees it

The most widely planted foundation plant in the U

An ideal focal point planting

rare color with its lilac and purple blooms

The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World hummingbird mint The berries are surprisingly sweetA fresh lens on connection and giving : In this beautifully written meditation, Robin Wall Kimmerer uses the humble serviceberry as a guide to explore themes of reciprocity, abundance, and shared responsibility. Blending Indigenous wisdom and botanical science, she invites readers to think differently about the systemsboth natural and humanthat shape our world. Rich in meaning, grounded in nature : While the serviceberry tree nourishes birds,