Creating a garden sustainably requires careful planning and consideration of native plants that suit the local environment. These plants, adapted to the climate and soil, conserve water, support biodiversity, and attract pollinators. Researching native species using resources like the National Wildlife Federation's Native Plant Finder is essential. Incorporating these plants correctly can lead to a sustainable garden. Regular weeding and efficient watering practices enhance growth and health. Seasonal planning ensures a continuous bloom, contributing to both aesthetics and ecological benefits in our gardens.
"We are learning how important it is to plant as many native plants as possible, and that imported plants just don't support our insect populations like natives do."
"Choose species that naturally grow in your region because they'll require less water, attract local pollinators, and strengthen biodiversity."
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