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Go Native: Planting Backyard Habitats
Go Native: Planting Backyard Habitats
I’m trying very hard to pretend that winter is over, and I’m eager to get outside with the kids and dig into the earth. I’m poring over the plant and seed catalogs that I’ve discovered in my mailbox these past few weeks. But things are a little different for me this ...
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Green Daily — ... If you are planning a vegetable garden, flower garden, or just some yard improvements, it is important to consider native plants. Native plants, or with vegetables, varieties best for your area, are more suited to your natural climate. ...

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