Globe Thistle (Echinops) - Gardening 101 by Dr. Greenthumb

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🌻 Glow thistle, also known as iconops, blooms in mid to late June and produces beautiful blue balls that attract bees and hummingbirds.

🌻 These plants can grow up to four to five feet tall and multiply very quickly.

🌻 The blue balls have a unique flat top, resembling a porcupine or a pineapple.

🌻 It is great to have glow thistle blooming in the summer as they add beauty and attract pollinators.

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00:10 It is mid to late June and the glow thistle has started to bloom.

00:39 The glow thistle attracts bees and hummingbirds.

00:55 The glow thistle can grow up to four to five feet tall.

01:13 The viewer is encouraged to subscribe to the channel.

01:22 Bees are shown pollinating the glow thistle.

The plant being discussed is glow thistle or iconops.

These plants start to bloom in mid to late June.

The flowers of these plants are blue.

The flowers of these plants attract bees and hummingbirds.

These plants can grow up to four to five feet tall.