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Creating a Wildlife Habitat with Native Plants - Native Plant Society of Texas

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The heavily wooded lot includes Cedar Elms (Ulmus crassifolia), Live Oaks (Quercus virginiana), and Pecan Trees (Carya illinoinensis). By Lindsey Townsend, Tyler ChapterEvery garden begins with an idea—and a dream. Then the work begins. Debra McStay wanted to establish a natural sanctuary where her neighborhood creatures could thrive. “For several years, I dreamed of creating a wildlife habitat—a place where animals could find foo…

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