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Saturday, December 1, 2018
Welcome To My Jungle -- December, 2018
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Elizabeth Wahle
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Elizabeth Wahle's Welcome to My Jungle Garden Basics Garden Trends Landscapes (Trees, Shrubs and Flowers)
Many gardeners are trying to attract more native insects, both in number and diversity into their landscapes in an effort to collectively patchwork a healthier ecosystem. There is an increased number of research projects focused on plant-insect interactions, trying to determine whether natives have a home field advantage over non-natives or cultivars of native plants. Several studies suggest th...
