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Storm water runoff is a huge problem for water quality across America - in fact, the EPA names it as our biggest threat to water quality. Native plants help sol...ve this issue because they grow deeper than traditional plants, helping your yard to retain and filter water. Not only will you water less and save money with native plants on your lawn and landscape, you will contribute to this natural system. Native plants also collect dangerous street and rooftop runoff which helps to decrease flooding and increase water absorption while separating out pollutants! Go straight to the source: United States Department of Agriculture/Natural Resources Conservation Service https://plants.usda.gov/factsheet/pdf/fs_buda.pdf http://www.blue-thumb.org/why/

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'INTERNET PLANT SITES 2019' Editor's Note: This comprehensive list has been compiled and updated by longtime volunteer Barbara Clark. This is an online list of ...websites dedicated to plant identification and information including: resources; native flowers and gardening; wildflowers; daylily; grass and sedge; ornamental grass; hosta; iris; lily; peony; rose; seed and nursery; succulent; tree; viburnum; weeds and invasive pests. After review, you are welcome to share this list with your friends! For complete list "See More" below the photos or use this link> https://www.facebook.com/TheGardenWord/posts/2689009947837418? -- Republished by request GD The Garden Word See more