Native plants are better for pollinators and — because they cut the need for water and chemicals — better for the environment too.
Less effort for a more beautiful yard? Saving money on water, fertilizers, and pesticides? Check, check, check, check, and check.
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How To Start
Skip the frequent mowing and plant a few native species. After that, you can let nature do most of the work.
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Where to Learn More
Check out the National Audubon Society’s Native Plants Database for details on which plants are native to your area and what kinds of wildlife they attract.
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