Cindy Larson Moura

Champ 4 Kids, Critters & Communities - Cat Wrangler, Wildlife Gardener, Vegan Cook & Potion Maker - Boss Lady at Prickly Ed's Cactus Patch Native Plant Emporium

[Cindy Larson Moura @GrowWildIdeas]

I don’t just dream about and dig in gardens, now I write about them too. Read my latest piece here https://t.co/yhkV7VYghM #garden #GardeningX #RhodeIsland #nativeplants

[Cindy Larson Moura @GrowWildIdeas]

Today is one of my favorite holidays! Here‘s my latest blog post in celebration of the occasion https://t.co/df5aQbE92B #HappyGroundhogDay #Imbolc #wildlife

[Cindy Larson Moura @GrowWildIdeas]

Nature’s perfect color palette for this week’s Sunday #FlowerReport from my Rhode Island Pollinator Garden 🦋🐝. #GardeningTwitter #pollinators

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The most bubble-gummy pink blooms I could find on my #Pollinator Friendly Native Plants for my #FlowerReport on this #BarbieWorld inspired weekend.

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In Rhode Island #401gives weekend is now underway. I’m supporting my local Land Conservation Trust which protects & preserves some of the very last amazing wild spaces in the East Bay. https://t.co/dsk6SOKMlN

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The flowers and the bees are both quite confused. Buzzing crocus lighting up the warm winter landscape in my Rhode Island garden for today’s #FlowerReport #Flowers #pollinatorgarden

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The blooms of my winter Witch Hazel signal opening day ahead of schedule for the 2023 season in my Rhode Island #PollinatorGarden. These winter blooming beauties offer emergency nectar for bees that may wake up on unusually warm winter days. #FlowerReport #Flowers

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Today is #NationalBirdDay but birds need more than a hashtag. They need more native plant rich habitat 🐦 Less pesticide use 🐛 and more people who care about the 3 Billion birds lost in the last 1/2 century! Thx for coming to my Ted Talk! #plantnativeplants

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Not much blooming here in chilly New England for today’s Sunday #FlowerReport so here’s the wreath I made using native plants gathered from my gardens for a bit of holiday cheer! #Yule #holidaydecor #PlantNativePlants

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He knows if you’ve been good or bad … Yes, I really do hang a #Krampus Wreath next to my door - Keeping holiday folklore alive and keeping neighbors wondering. That’s my Sunday #FlowerReport for #Krampusnacht Eve.

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Thanks @alyssaharad & weekly #FlowerReport folks for bringing a ray of sunshine to each & every week. Keep that beauty persisting in some form. I’ll be at my Native Plant Emporium bringing more life to my corner of the world. Come visit, even if virtually. #GardeningTwitter

[Cindy Larson Moura @GrowWildIdeas]

This is mid-November in my Rhode Island Wildlife Garden where beauty and life persist for this week’s Sunday #FlowerReport 🐝🦋. #PollinatorGarden #Flowers #Garden

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Pineapple Sage still burning bright in my Rhode Island Pollinator Garden. It’s a great late season nectar source and as an added bonus can be muddled with lime as a base for a perfect pineapple mojito. That’s my Sunday #FlowerReport with a twist! 🍍🍸

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Hallows Eve Garden
The Fiery Raucous Colors
Of Gardens Grown Wild

Happy Halloween 🎃 #FlowerReport from my blazing New England Pollinator Gardens. #Flowers #GardeningTwitter #AllHallowsEve #HappyHalloween

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Smudge those souls for the week ahead. A #FlowerReport favorite repeat with thanks to @EveLittlepage for the perfect sentiment.

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The Sunday #FlowerReport is my favorite part of Twitter. @EveLittlepage so aptly called it a Sage Smudge for the Soul before the week ahead. In honor of that sentiment here’s a montage of Sage from my late summer pollinator garden.

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The leaves aren’t the only thing turning all sorts of vibrant colors here in New England. Autumn #FlowerReport from my October Pollinator Gardens. 🦋🐝

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The only difference between a flower and a weed is judgement…lovely migrating monarch on the Pokeweed patch in my wild suburban Rhode Island garden for this Sunday’s #FlowerReport 🦋 #PollinatorGarden #GardeningTwitter #NativePlants

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Every Sunday on the #FlowerReport thread we celebrate the persistence of beauty and the beauty of persistence. And I can’t imagine a better image than this lovely #flower springing up from the stone on my patio to symbolize this powerful message.

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Hummingbird drinking in the last sweet drops of Rhode Island summer - just like me! #FlowerReport #PollinatorGarden #LaborDay

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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Don’t be too quick to deadhead the flowers in your garden, there’s a purpose to those spent blooms. Goldfinch on my faded bee balm for this week’s #FlowerReport #wildlifephotography #gardening