蜂鳥走廊筆記：詩、散文與為授粉者種植

I didn't expect a poetry book to double as a gardening guide, but the planting sections on what to grow for pollinators are genuinely useful. Read it in two evenings and already have a list of native flowers to try.

I picked this up after a rough winter and ended up reading the planting sections first, then going back for the poems. There's a passage about following the hummingbirds' eastern migration that made me put the book down and just sit for a minute. Already ordered a second copy for my sister.

The way Deb weaves her personal encounter with the hummingbirds into practical pollinator planting advice is so inspiring. I’ve already started mapping out my garden using her suggestions from the book. A beautiful blend of poetry and purpose.