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We Protect Florida Native Plants
Native plants are essential for environmental health,
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April National Native Plant Month is here! Read more about it in our latest Blog post.

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April is National Native Plant Month!
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Voice over credits: Roger Hammer (Dade Chapter), Craig Huegel (Pinellas Chapter), Peggy Sias Lantz (Tarflower Chapter).

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WHY WE PLANT NATIVE
Florida native plants are adapted to our unique climate, soils, and wildlife—making them the best choice for resilient, sustainable landscapes. They require less water, no synthetic fertilizers, and provide essential habitat for birds, butterflies, and po

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