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Wild Ones advocates for native plants based on ecoregion. They have some garden designs for gardening with local natives, and are working on more! They're mostly in the eastern US, but there are western chapters. #Restoration#Ecosystems#NativePlantsnativegardendesigns.wildones.org/designs/
The designs were created with the premise that using native plants in landscaping can be beautiful, promote wildlife, and be achievable for gardeners of all skillsets in terms of scope and budget. Eac...
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I'm ecoregion 27f - Rainwater Basin Plains
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The Serra do Mar is a mountain range stretching about 1500 km. Like the entire #AtlanticForest#Botany#TropicalForest#Neotropics#Nature
short answer: idk long answer: I think it means it's not well established in the whole state, maybe differs by ecoregion or habitat or whatever? when I run into that color I usually research other reliable sources.
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