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Matching Native Plants to Your Yards Needs

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Smart Gardening: A homeowner explains his yard’s challenges, and how they’re met with native plants.

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  • Smart Gardening
  • Vegetables
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  • Pollinators
  • Trees & Shrubs
  • Fruit
  • Flowers
  • Soils & Compost
  • Indoors
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