The Butterfly Effect: Micro Plants for Macro Impact

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Small plants can have a big impact. In this presentation, Dr. Jared Barnes shows how specific micro plants can have a macro impact in your garden.

MWC = Muhlenbergia‘White Cloud’ (ONE)
MAD = Salvia madrensis (ONE)
ASP = Asparagus officinalis (ONE)
LF = Lilium formosanum (ONE)
EY = Eryngium yuccifolium (ONE)
EC = Echinacea sp. and cvs. (ONE - THREE)
RM = Rudbeckia maxima (ONE-THREE)
ACH = Achiellia millefolium (ONE-THREE)
PYCA = Pycnanthemum albescens (ONE)
AT = Asclepias tuberosa (THREE-FIVE)
ALLT = Allium tuberosum (THREE)
SPP = Stokesia‘Peachie’s Pick’(ONE-THREE)
BAP = Baptisia sphaerocarpa/alba (ONE)
SOL = Solidago‘Solar Cascade’(ONE)
SORF = Symphyotrichum oblonigfolium (ONE)
MOMO = Chrysanthemum‘Momo’s Christmas’(ONE)
LE = Liatris elegans (THREE-FIVE)
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The Butterfly Effect: Micro Plants for Macro Impact

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