Beyond millet/clover/buckwheat, establish native grasses and forbs: little bluestem, broomsedge, split-beard bluestem, purple lovegrass, switchgrass, plus asters, joe-pye weed, butterflyweed, goldenrod, coneflowers, black-eyed susan, milkweeds. These provide superior nesting, cover, insect food, and seed. Source from Georgia native nurseries: Rock Spring Farm (Walter Bland), Baker Environmental Nursery, Nearly Native Nursery.
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