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There is a Place for Annual Flowers - The Hardwick Gazette
CORNISH FLAT, N.H. – In recent years there has been a push to reduce lawn and to substitute native trees, shrubs and perennials that support pollinators and birds. I am all for that. Entomologist Doug Tallamy’s excellent new book, “How Can I Help: Saving Nature in Your Yard” explains the case well, and will answer all your questions. Nonetheless, there is a place for annual flowers, both native and from other continents. Lisianthus comes in seve…
Henry Homeyer: It’s time to celebrate those long-blooming annual flowers
By Henry Homeyer ©2025 Telegraph Publishing LLC In recent years there has been a push to reduce lawn and to substitute native trees, shrubs and perennials that support pollinators and birds. I am all for that. Entomologist Doug Tallamy’s excellent new book, How Can I Help: Saving Nature in Your Yard explains the case well, and will answer all your questions. Nonetheless, there is a place for annual flowers – both native and from other continents…
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