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| Many natives and wildflowers are very attractive and can be added to your garden. They will also attract many beneficial insects ~ bringing harmony and balance ~ and pollinators to keep your flowers and edible garden producing! If you have some natives and/or wildflowers that you like in your garden, please add them here!! I look forward to seeing them! There is no special order that I am using to list them. Just like my garden, the wildflowers don't show up in alphabetical order! Some of them, like this Black-Eyed-Susan, will survive without much care at all, in fact they will thrive in a sunny position without watering, making them perfect for your xeriscape landscape garden.  Shine Your Light |
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