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... at the Missouri Department of Conservations Springfield Nature Center. For more information, click here. Download PDF Shaw Nature Reserve's Green Rooftops January 18, Gray Summit Missouri Native Plant ... org/nativeland/NativePlantSchool.aspx. March 2007 Shaw Nature Reserve's Native Plant Propagation from Seed March 8, Gray Summit Missouri Native Plant School is a year-round series of mostly outdoor ...
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... Native Missouri Plants Article explains about the Grow Native! program and why more Missourians are getting excited about using native plants. VIEW THIS ARTICLE Bring Autumn's Glow to Your Landscape with Missouri Native ...
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... Native! November 28, 2006 Plant Search Native All-Star Shade/Sun List Alternative Species Other Lists Scroll through the list below to view many of Missouri's landscape worthy native trees, shrubs, ... the fronds ... Opuntia humifusa (compressa) Common Name: Prickly Pear A winter hardy, clump-forming, Missouri native cactus. The round-to-oval, flattened, succulent green pads are not leaves but swollen ...
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... Native Missouri Plants Article explains about the Grow Native! program and why more Missourians are getting excited about using native plants. VIEW THIS ARTICLE Bring Autumn's Glow to Your Landscape with Missouri Native ...
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... the Grow Native! program. Mission is to increase biodiversity through significant increase in demand and use of Missouri native plants on all Missouri landscapes. Became a program of the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) in July 2000. Helps MDC achieve its goal of protecting and restoring Missouri ...
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... a buffalo grass lawn started. Buffalo grass (Buchloe dactyloides) is a hardy, disease resistant Missouri native turf grass. This good-looking grass is cool gray-green in summer and rich ... also consider adding short summer wildflowers for a no mow approach. Use species like Missouri evening primrose (Oenothera macrocarpa), beard tongue (Penstemon sp.), bottlebrush blazing star, (Liatris mucronata), ...
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... why not consider a native Missouri tree? Trees are divided into tall trees, called canopy types and short trees often referred to as ornamentals. Missouri has many great native candidates of both types ... Grow Native! member nursery for specific recommendations. With their help, you will be able to make the right Missouri native right at home in your landscape. MDC • MDA • State of Missouri ...
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... Your Landscape with Missouri Native Plants By Judy Allmon October 2004 In addition to being beautiful, attracting watchable wildlife and reducing long-term maintenance, many Missouri native plants provide ... become a fall tradition. These two Missouri native species along with many others are available through Grow Native! member nurseries. Check the Grow Native! web site, www.grownative.org, then ...
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... Missouri wildlife.The Grow Native! web site also lists recommended retail nurseries where you can purchase native plant materials. Your best sources for quality Missouri-native plants are Grow Native! member nurseries. They exhibit the Grow Native ...
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... Asked Questions Grow Native! Easyscapes Give Anyone a Green Thumb By Judy Allmon From Kansas City Gardener June 2003 Grow Native! Easyscapes are four mixes of true, Missouri-native seed based on natural plant communities designed to make it easy for you to use and plant native seeds successfully. The Missouri Department ...
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