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n200080 [17]
2 years ago
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What are the benefits of planting only native species when implementing rain gardens, no-mow native meadows, and/or tree plantin

gs?

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Zolol [24]2 years ago
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All options above are potential benefits of planting only native species when implementing rain gardens, no-mow native meadows, and/or tree plantings.

<h3>What are native species?</h3>

Native species are species that evolved in a particular environment and therefore they are well adapted to it.

Native plants are well know to be more adapted to survival and do not need extra watering to survive.

In conclusion, all options above are potential benefits of planting only native species when implementing rain gardens, no-mow native meadows, and/or tree plantings.

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