Create a Bird-friendly Habitat in Your Backyard

➡️ Scientists have identified habitat loss as one of the biggest reasons for the decline in bird populations. We can make a difference by adding native plants to our yards.

A plant is native if it has occurred naturally in a particular region, ecosystem or habitat without human introduction. Native plants provide shelter and nesting areas for birds, as well as natural sources for nectar, seeds, berries and insects.

Native Plant Facts

🌿 Native plants typically grow healthier and stronger than non-natives.

🌿 Native plants are low maintenance, requiring less watering, fertilizer and pesticides.

🌿 Native plants assist in managing rainwater runoff and maintain healthy soil as their root systems are deep and keep soil from being compacted.

We benefit too! Native plants add a wealth of beauty, texture, varying heights and bloom times, providing a stunning display over multiple seasons. For birds, native trees and plants are home to caterpillars and other insects, which provide food for nestlings.

Adding native plants is one of the 7 Simple Steps to Help the Birds. Stop by the store to learn more ways to help our feathered friends. 💚


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