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an ecosystem to its original state, or maintaining it in that
state, it is important to encourage plants native to the
ecosystem. The opposite of "native" plants is
"alien" plants. For more information on that topic
see the "Alien Plants" section of this website.
Please note that a plant that is "native" to one area may be "alien" or "invasive" in another area. Therefore please be sure that the "native" plants you are using to naturalize an area are, in fact, native! |
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What is a "Native Plant"?
Species
& Soil Types Oxalis:
Wild Herbs (Wood Sorrel)
Joe
Pye Weed: A Great American Great
Americans: Serviceberry (Shadbush)
Great Americans: Monarch's Milkweed
Great Americans: Pokeberry
Great Americans: Burdock
Goldenrod & Ragweed
Great Americans: Autumn Vines
Virgin's Bower and the Asian Twin |
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