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From Bill Cullina: The Biodiversity All Stars Bill Cullina lists his Top Ten Quote:
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What an excellent article. When I read that TOP 10 I was sceptical but by grouping plants he arrives at a good place for people to start. Each garden does not need all the plants, but if each gardener plants a few the resulting increase in biodiversty can be impressive even in urban areas with small gardens.
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Cirsum,
Thanks for posting the link to the above article, The Biodiversity All Stars. The article is very good. The article introduced a couple of new terms for me, bionegative plants and biopositive plants. I was thrilled to learn that I have 8 of the 10 native plants from his list called "The Biodiversity All Stars." ![]() |
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