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GROW SOME NATIVE PLANTS

A great way to help your local environment is to grow plants that are found naturally in your area. Known as native plants, they have adapted to grow in the soil conditions, temperature, and amount of rainfall in your geographical region. This makes them easier for people to grow, whether in a garden or outdoor pots, and they’re environmentally friendly because they will require less extra water and fertilizer to thrive. Native plants, which can include ferns, shrubs, and wildflowers, are also good for your area’s ecosystem because local birds and pollinators rely on them to survive. If you’d like ideas of what to grow, check out audubon.org/native-plants.…

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