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Western North Carolina has a wide variety of native plants and wildflowers. This article discusses the evolution of plant diversity in the region, how to plant and harvest certain native plant species, and the potential of native plants as an economic aid to farmers.
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Invasive plants, such as the kudzu vine or oriental bittersweet, are species that have been introduced to North Carolina, either on purpose or accidently, and have spread out of control. A major problem with invasive plants is that they are often innocently used in home landscapes and unintentionally spread into nature. This article discusses the importance of native plant gardening, and how to determine which plants are suitable to different regions of the state.
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There are particular varieties of grass which are suitable to certain regions of North Carolina. This article explains when, where, and how to grow centipede grass, Bermuda grass, tall fescue grass, and zoysia grass. Information is also provided on landscaping, fertilization, weeding, and plants compatible with each variety of grass.
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