This is their second year, if that matters to you. Last year they were wimpy little bunches with like four flowers each

Shit, my bad. Remind me of the recommended format?

Micromoths are my favorite. I studied them for a bit, and the variety in those teensy tiny little things is just amazing

Sorry, the title and text weren’t clear. I garden for the pollinators. Them bugs make me happy

Ginkos are very common. They’re ancient trees, and almost went extinct, but they’re tolerant of the rather extreme conditions of an urban environment and very pollution resistant

Well yeah, I guess I’m specifically interested in whether there is a predictable timeline once a bud reaches the state of the one pictured

Picture description: dark green, unopened flower blossom surrounded by a necklace of small, light green triangular sepals on a background of out-of-focus plants

Not sure what the preferred format is

Ahhhhhhh yeah that makes sense

Can you elaborate? I’m just not understanding for some reason