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Greene County Master Gardeners present 2018 Spring Gardening Seminary Native: Native Flora for Native Fauna Paragould Community Center, 3404 Linwood Drive Paragould, AR 72450 10:00 am 1:00 pm, March

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1. Start by researching the specific native flora species you want to fill out in your garden.
2. Determine the ideal growing conditions for these native plants, including sunlight, soil type, and water requirements.
3. Prepare the area where you plan to plant the native flora by removing any existing vegetation and loosening the soil.
4. Select healthy and well-established native flora plants from a reputable nursery or seed supplier.
5. Dig a hole for each plant, making sure it is deep and wide enough to accommodate the plant's root system.
6. Gently place the native flora plant in the hole, making sure it is positioned at the same level as it was in its original container.
7. Fill the hole with soil, firmly pressing it around the plant to eliminate any air pockets.
8. Water the newly planted native flora thoroughly and regularly, ensuring the soil remains consistently moist but not waterlogged.
9. Provide ongoing care for the native flora by regularly removing weeds, applying organic mulch, and monitoring for any pests or diseases.
10. Enjoy the beauty and benefits of your filled out go native native flora garden!

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1. Anyone who wants to create a sustainable and ecologically-friendly garden can benefit from go native native flora.
2. Gardeners who are interested in preserving and promoting local biodiversity can utilize native flora in their gardens.
3. Landowners or property managers who aim to restore or enhance natural habitats can greatly benefit from go native native flora.
4. Those who want to attract and support native wildlife, such as bees, butterflies, and birds, can use native flora to create suitable habitats and food sources.

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What is go native native flora?

Go Native Native Flora refers to initiatives or programs that promote the use of indigenous plant species in landscaping and gardening to support local ecosystems.

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Individuals or organizations involved in landscaping projects that utilize native flora may be required to file go native native flora forms to ensure compliance with local environmental regulations.

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The purpose of go native native flora is to encourage the use of native plants which help preserve local biodiversity, reduce maintenance costs, and support wildlife habitats.

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Information that must be reported includes the types of native plants being used, quantities, project descriptions, locations, and any relevant environmental assessments.