National Wildlife Federation Garden for Wildlife

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Wildlife-habitat gardening with a native-plant finder

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What it does

The National Wildlife Federation's Native Plant Habitats resource explains wildlife gardening for yards, balconies and community spaces. It includes a ZIP-code native-plant finder and habitat-essential resources.

The native-plant finder is a practical first step for a US gardener planning a habitat-focused planting. It connects a ZIP code with relevant plants, while the habitat resources explain the roles of food, water, cover and places to raise young. Those topics also apply to smaller spaces such as balconies and containers. Begin with the location-based plant list and the habitat feature the space lacks, then investigate the individual planting. Garden certification and buying curated plant collections are separate routes; neither is required simply to read the educational material.

Strengths

  • A ZIP-code plant finder connects habitat ideas with a location

Best for

  • Planning a US garden or balcony with wildlife habitat in mind

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