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Maypop Hill Nursery provides native plants and educational resources to help people garden sustainably in southern Louisiana. They offer a book, website, newsletter, and presentations on topics like native gardening, wildlife conservation, and using beneficial insects. The nursery promotes growing plants that provide food and shelter for birds, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators throughout the seasons. They recommend creating habitats with trees, shrubs, fruits, seeds, flowers, and grasses suited to the local climate and wildlife. Contact information is provided for the owner Betty Miley and her nursery in Norwood, Louisiana.
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