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RFQ #1252018Kara Daniel, Buyer City of Springfield Division of Purchases 218 E. Central Springfield, MO 65802Date Issued: March 19, 2018, Buyers Email: Daniel Springfield.gov Telephone Number: 4178641621

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How to fill out native plant landscape maintenance

1. Begin by assessing the condition of your native plant landscape. Look for any damaged or dead plants that need to be removed.
2. Prune any overgrown plants to maintain their shape and promote healthy growth.
3. Water your native plants regularly, especially during dry spells. However, it is important not to overwater, as this can lead to root rot.
4. Apply a layer of mulch around your native plants to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature.
5. Control weeds by hand pulling or using appropriate herbicides. Avoid using herbicides that may harm native plants.
6. Monitor for pests and disease and take appropriate action to prevent or treat any infestations.
7. Consider regular fertilization to provide essential nutrients to your native plants. Use organic fertilizers specifically formulated for native plants.
8. Regularly clean up any debris or litter in your native plant landscape to maintain its aesthetic appeal and prevent pest habitats.
9. Lastly, stay informed about the specific maintenance requirements of the native plants in your landscape by consulting local gardening resources or professionals.

Who needs native plant landscape maintenance?

1. Anyone who has a native plant landscape can benefit from native plant landscape maintenance.
2. Homeowners, businesses, parks, and other organizations that have incorporated native plants into their landscaping can all benefit from regular maintenance.
3. It is especially important for those who value the ecological benefits of native plant landscapes and want to preserve the local biodiversity.
4. Native plant landscape maintenance can help ensure the continued health and beauty of the landscape while supporting native wildlife and pollinator populations.

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What is native plant landscape maintenance?

Native plant landscape maintenance refers to the practice of preserving and caring for the indigenous plant species in a particular area.

Who is required to file native plant landscape maintenance?

Property owners or land managers who have native plant landscapes on their property are required to file native plant landscape maintenance.

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Native plant landscape maintenance can be filled out by providing information about the type of native plants present, maintenance activities undertaken, and any challenges faced.

What is the purpose of native plant landscape maintenance?

The purpose of native plant landscape maintenance is to ensure the health and longevity of indigenous plant species, promote biodiversity, and support the local ecosystem.

What information must be reported on native plant landscape maintenance?

Information such as the type of native plants, maintenance activities conducted, and any issues or concerns related to the native plant landscape must be reported.