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Mid-Atlantic Pocket Guide to Water Garden Species

September 9, 2026 by Carol O

Using native species in water gardening helps to diversify the ecosystem and provide habitat, food, and resources critically needed by native insects, birds, small mammals, pollinators, and other wildlife. This guide provides details about each native alternative such as growth height, soil and sun needs, hardiness zones, and additional information like ecosystem benefits, various tolerances, and more. Continued:

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Filed Under: Environment /Water, From The Ground Up Tagged With: Water plants

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