Over thousands of years, wild plants have grown naturally, adapting to each region’s unique environmental conditions. When grown in your garden, native plants bring beauty and excitement to your yard, creating a welcoming sanctuary that can be enjoyed at home along with many other benefits. Connecting with native plant communities in your area can prove … Why Native Plants Read More »
Here’s another link to Wild Ones explaining why to choose native plants over non natives.
Just got my hands on a swamp milkweed this week. Very excited to see what ends up on it next year.
Also bee balm, phlox, western sunflowers, a variety of coneflowers, eastern Prickly pear, and an ostrich fern all hidden in my tiny backyard.