Plant for local wildlife using species that belong
Discover native plant and habitat gardening sources for your region.
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Grow Native!
Grow Native!, a Missouri program promoting native plants and sustainable landscaping, with plant information and resources. Useful for gardeners choosing native plants.
Why it is here: Resources for planting natives that support local wildlife.
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Homegrown National Park
Homegrown National Park, a movement encouraging people to add native plants to yards and green spaces to support wildlife. Useful for gardeners planning wildlife-friendly yards.
Why it is here: A call and guide to plant natives in home landscapes for wildlife.
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Wild Ones
Wild Ones, a nonprofit that promotes native plants and natural landscapes, with local chapters and resources. Useful for gardeners seeking native planting advice.
Why it is here: Native plant landscaping help and local chapters for gardeners.
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Lancashire Wildlife Trust
The garden blog of the Lancashire Wildlife Trust, with posts on gardening and nature topics in northwest England. Useful for gardeners who want wildlife-friendly ideas.
Why it is here: Wildlife gardening posts from a regional wildlife trust.
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Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
The wildlife gardening blog of Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, with posts on gardening for nature in the English Midlands. Useful for gardeners who want to support local wildlife.
Why it is here: Wildlife gardening posts from a county wildlife trust.
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North Wales Wildlife Trust
The wildlife gardening blog of North Wales Wildlife Trust, with posts about gardening that supports nature. Useful for gardeners in Wales and beyond.
Why it is here: Practical wildlife gardening posts from a regional wildlife charity.
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Nuts for Natives
A resource on native plants for Maryland, Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay region, helping gardeners choose natives. Useful for Mid-Atlantic gardeners.
Why it is here: Native plant picks for Mid-Atlantic wildlife gardens.
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Native Plants with Adams Garden
A blog about using North American native plants in residential landscapes in the Mid-Atlantic US. Useful for gardeners planning native plantings.
Why it is here: First-hand experience using native plants in home landscapes.
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Edge Of The Woods Native Plant Nursery
The blog of Edge of the Woods Native Plant Nursery, a nursery that grows native plants. Useful for gardeners sourcing and learning about natives.
Why it is here: Native plant information from a nursery that grows them.
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Using Georgia Native Plants
A blog about using Georgia native plants in gardens. Useful for gardeners in the southeastern US.
Why it is here: Georgia native plant gardening notes.
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Chickadee Gardens
A garden blog about drought tolerant and native plants, written from a two-acre garden in Oregon where food is also grown. Useful for West Coast gardeners.
Why it is here: Drought tolerant and native plants for West Coast gardens.
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