Her dilemma was that the choices were put forth as exclusive options -
either native *or* non-native. Only planting natives, or planting
diversely using non-natives. Your average garden is largely non-native
and no one should ever be made to feel guilty or confused about that.
However, it's not exclusive - natives and non-natives are equally at
home in the garden.
Be well,
Mike
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GreenLady wrote:
But it is a good thing that most are fairly adaptable to most areas
they're asked to grow with a little bit of work and patience.
Be well,
Mike
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Zone 8, Texas
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Gloria C. Baikauskas wrote:
