Greetings,

Raise your hand if you are watching lots of green bursting forth in your gardens, with a side of impatience because you are so excited for all the color and life to come!?

Some of our early Spring bloomers are done and there is so much more coming. It's fun checking out the emerging plants...it's like finding an old friend that's come back to town, isn't it?

Today, we have a new post for you to share on the blog regarding native plants & curb appeal. We would like to help dissuade the idea that gardening with natives means your yard will look wild and unkempt. Many people want to maintain a more formal appearance to their flowerbeds in the front of their house. We want to make sure people know that can be achieved with native plants.

Help us spread the word by sharing this post that we hope will inspire many to make different choices when selecting plants for their yard. Keep spreading the native plant love!

NEW ON THE BLOG: 10 Native Plants With Curb Appeal

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ON THE BLOG: How To Make A Micro Prairie

For those looking for plans to create a more natural flower garden in their yard, you will want to check out our guide to creating a micro prairie. It will take you from grass to garden & includes several layouts with plant profiles. We hope it is a useful resource for you.

Thank you for being part of the GROWIT BUILDIT community. Hope you have a great weekend enjoying your gardens! We'll see you in the "Gardening With Native Plants" Facebook group. Loving seeing your photos!

Sincerely,

Tara