Selling the importance of native plants—especially vibrant wildflowers in spring, summer, and fall—is easy. The bright blooms, lush foliage, and the hum of pollinators make a compelling case. But what about in the winter, especially in northern regions blanketed by snow and ice? It is in these quieter months that native plants reveal another side of their worth, bringing subtle beauty to the landscape and quietly supporting …
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