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1. Start by researching and identifying the native plants that are suitable for your region.
2. Decide on the purpose of your native plant garden, whether it's for attracting wildlife, conserving water, or simply adding aesthetic value.
3. Prepare the soil by removing any weeds, rocks, or debris, and amend it with organic matter if necessary.
4. Choose the right location for your native plant garden, considering factors such as sunlight, shade, and water availability.
5. Dig planting holes and carefully transplant the native plants into the ground, following the recommended spacing and depth.
6. Water the newly planted native plants thoroughly and regularly, especially during the establishment period.
7. Mulch the garden bed with organic materials to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature.
8. Monitor the growth and health of your native plants, pruning or trimming them as needed.
9. Provide additional support for taller native plants, such as stakes or trellises.
10. Enjoy the beauty and benefits of your native plant garden, while also contributing to the preservation of local biodiversity.

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4. Landowners or organizations who want to restore or preserve local ecosystems and native plant communities.
5. People who appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of native plants and want to incorporate them into their landscape.

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