NEW ON BLOG: Why You Should Plant Native Plants Instead of Cultivars

Dec 10, 2022 2:01 pm

Greetings,

Hello! I hope you have had a good week! Did you get a chance to review our list of winter chores for gardeners from last week's newsletter? Hopefully you did and have gotten some ideas for tasks and projects you may want to work on this winter to prepare for next season. No off-season, remember! ;)

Today, we have a new resource for you that provides more detailed information on the topic of cultivars. This topic comes up rather frequently, so we hope this will provide you with additional information to help you when selecting plants. And, we hope it will be useful for you to share with others to help them learn more about cultivars and how they can effect our pollinators.

NEW ON THE BLOG: Why You Should Plant Native Plants Instead Of Cultivars

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