Landscaping for Nature

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The right plants and trees can be a haven for wildlife, prevent erosion, reduce the need for pesticides, and bring other positive features to your home or community. These links provide information about native plants, tree care, bird feeding, and more.

 

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Use Missouri native plants to control runoff, improve forage, and bring more wildlife into your landscape.

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From tree selection and planting to pruning guidelines, this section covers everything you need to know to take care of your backyard trees.

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Learn how to use native-plant landscaping to attract wildlife. 

 

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Watch your favorite birds at home by establishing bird-feeding stations, supplying water throughout the year, and planting certain vegetation.

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Attract hummingbirds by providing the right food sources in your yard.

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Honeybees are not the only pollinators in Missouri. Learn about different pollinators and how you can attract them to your property.