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Native Fruit and Nut Trees and Shrubs of the Virginia Mountains and Piedmont

March 11, 2020 by Carol O

Native fruit and nut trees can be grown to produce food for people and/or wildlife while protecting soil, water and air quality. Because they are multifunctional, native fruit and nut trees and shrubs are prime candidates for agroforestry plantings and home landscaping. More:

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Filed Under: From The Ground Up, Fruits /Veggies, Native Plants /Wildlife Habitats Tagged With: Native Fruit trees, Native nut trees

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