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This spring, I’m going to try restoring a native meadow in my backyard from local ecotype seeds. If you’re looking for similar seed mixes for your area, check out Ernst! #nativeplants #seeds #ecotype #plants #native #wildflowers #meadow #grasslands #wildflower #restoration #seed #fyp
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