Why native plants? That’s a very important question. Given our deteriorating ecosystems and declining bird and insect populations from human activity, we need to step up and help Nature repair the damage.
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Solutions for Insect Apocalypse
Why should you care about solutions for insect apocalypse? For many reasons.
Goldenrod—Star of Keystone Native Perennials
Goldenrod (Solidago) is truly the star of keystone native perennials. You are sure to find a goldenrod you and your insects will love, because there are eight species native to […]
Native Sunflowers: Essential for Native Plant Gardens
Native sunflowers are essential for native plant gardens because they have high wildlife value. They are a caterpillar host plant for 71 species of butterflies and moths. Imagine all the […]
Why Keystone Native Plants?
Why keystone native plants? You may have heard that we are losing species at an accelerated rate due to climate crisis and loss of habitat. Doug Tallamy, University of Delaware […]