Mother Nature shows off in our native plants gardens:
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| Stonecrop |
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| Mapleleaf Viburnum |
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| Early Meadow Rue |
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| White Snakeroot |
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| Thimbleweed |
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| Wild Geranium |
We allow the autumn leaves to fall and stay in our backyard, and are thankful for it.
The leaves are havens for overwintering insects.
Some day, our entire yard...front and back...will have no lawn, only plants and trees that are the same as what was in our part of Michigan before Europeans came a'calling.
The wildlife and ecosystem evolved together, and invasive species take away nutrition and pollinators.
Wild plants are acclimatized to Michigan's seasons, and therefore are almost maintenance free.
There is one plant, however, that volunteered itself, yet must go:
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| 🙀Poison Ivy🙀 Let's Hop! |
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