More gardeners are incorporating native plants into their landscapes. Because they're native to our area, they thrive. They don't threaten the natural environment like some ornamentals can, even when seeding. Many provide habitat for birds, bees, and butterflies. We have a nice selection of native perennials and shrubs right now.
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