benefits of planting natives

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From: Sullivan
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1992 04:22

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I am living in a county in California (Lake Co., near Clearlake)
that has an amazing diversity of native plants that still exist
despite  agriculture, grazing, and slowly spreading subdivision.  I
am propagating native plants and trying to do some education of th4
public to the advantages of landscaping with natives, and the harm
and ecological mess caused by using ornamental, non-native invasive
plants.

I am following this posting with two others that I had handed out at
Earth Day when I represented the California Native Plant Society and
also sold plants.

Karen

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