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Native Northeast Songbird Pre-Planned Garden

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per Garden of 14
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ZONES  4-8 | Good to grow! Zone
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Create a haven for songbirds by planting our Native Northeast Songbird Pre-Planned Garden. Hardy perennials, textural grasses, attractive shrubs, and flowering vines provide year-round interest, and shelter for birds. Native plants attract beneficial insects and produce seeds, both essential food sources for birds and their young. Enhance your yard and create a beautiful living landscape with resilient native plants. Garden of 14 plants covers 80 sq ft. This Pre-Planned Garden comes with a garden layout map to make planting easy.

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At month 2, not looking so good

"These plants were delivered in May. It wasn't a great start because * The one plant I *really* was the Shenandoah SwitchGrass, and it got substituted out for a (in my opinion inferior) Rye. I understand that substitutions happen, but I can still be bummed about it and * The one daisy was already dead. * (I made notes on the map to refer to later) I planted them - including the seemingly dead one - and now two months later, * The two 'dormant' NJ Tea Plants are still 'dormant' . . . or maybe they are dead. not sure. They certainly haven't grown in any way. * Both Daisies now look dead * The one meadow blazing star is dead/gone; the other is hanging in * The rye seems mostly dead * The bluestern grass seems happy and healthy * The one honeysuckle is good, the other is not so good * The goldenrod were going great until the deer ate them, so they were clearly strong, healthy, and delicious * The bee balm are going great, but I already have a bunch of them. They clearly love my yard. The next step will be to see what happens in a year. Maybe some of these 'dead' ones aren't really dead. I'll keep the area around them weeded and I'll give an update in a year. I have photos of where I planted each one so I can provide an update in 2023 . . ."

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