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Native plants offer gardeners a lowmaintenance option, and many outshine 'alien' ornamentals
Posted: September 26, 2009 at 6:42 a.m.
Beautyberry has some of the showiest fruits of any shrub and will grow well in sun or partial shade.
Arkansans have always been conscientious about the environment, but today, sustainable gardening or "going green" seems to be of the utmost importance. When choosing plants for the landscape, many gardeners are looking for reliable performers that are showy, yet need minimal care. Easy-care plants should not be invasive - remember kudzu and English ivy.
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