Bringing Back Biodiversity: Why Key Plants are Important in Your Garden.


Bringing Back Biodiversity: Why Key Plants are Important in Your Garden.

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Bringing Back Biodiversity: Why Key Plants are Important in Your Garden.

Doug Tallamy studies insects and found special plants that are very important for nature. These plants provide food for insects, which then help other animals in the environment.

You can help nature by planting even one of these special plants in your yard. This will bring more different kinds of plants and animals to your area.

Here are some examples of these important plants that Doug Tallamy suggests. You can find more information about the best plants for your area on a special website.

Oak trees are very good for many areas in the United States. Willow trees are better for places that are colder.

Cottonwood trees are good for places that don't get much rain. Cherry and plum trees are very helpful for nature all over the country.


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What does Doug Tallamy study?

Doug Tallamy studies insects and important plants for nature.

How can you help nature?

You can help nature by planting special plants in your yard.

What are some examples of important plants?

Some examples are oak trees, willow trees, cottonwood trees, cherry trees, and plum trees.


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