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Last year my sister in law gifted me with some of her beautiful plants / flowers. I didn’t have any idea about this plant. I only see it in pictures. The placement on my garden is perfect. I will appreciate if you can tell me more details about it. Thanks .

Hi everyone! 🌱
Last year our garden turned into a construction zone! We had serious rainwater issues coming off the driveway and flooding parts of the garden, so we decided to build a dry creek bed to redirect the water. At the same time, I finally installed the little greenhouse I’d bought the year before — doing it ourselves was quite a project. The dry creek turned out better than I expected — especially for first-timers without no experience ! Every stone we laid gave us new ideas, and it’s working really well at managing the water.
My garden is definitely not a neat, weed-free showpiece. I love letting wildflowers pop up and mix with everything else. It’s a bit wild and unconventional, but it feels like home.
Here are some pictures from the progress so far. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do!

A member of the order Phasmida (stick insects/phasmids), famous for their incredible twig-like camouflage.

I believe this is a woodland wildflower from the Aster family (Asteraceae), most likely White Wood Aster (Eurybia divaricata, also known as Aster divaricatus)

Raphael is fascinated with this grass.

Translucent white, waxy stems (no chlorophyll/green color) topped with nodding, bell-shaped flowers that look like tiny pipes or ghosts. As they age, the flowers turn upward and darken to black.

I am new in this group. Don’t now much about mushrooms, I l live in an area surrounding of woodland and of curses lots of mushrooms to take photos. This one I think is beautiful!