Chattahoochee Nature Center is selling native plants online this fall
The center says native plants provide food and habitat for birds and pollinators, and fall is a good time to plant.
Chattahoochee Nature Center's Pop-Up Native Plant Sale is running online, with fall plants available through the center's website.
The center says native plants can provide food and habitat for birds, pollinators and other wildlife and help create a healthier backyard ecosystem.
From Chattahoochee Nature Center· Instagram · Oct 16
Open the post“📢 Fall Online Native Plant Sale Spotlight! There's only two weeks left in our Pop-Up Native Plant Sale and our fall flora are looking to plant their roots in your garden! 🌱 Fall is a great time to plant, and native plants can provide food and habitat for birds, pollinators, and other wildlife while helping create a healthier backyard ecosystem. 🍂 Swipe through to check out some superstar plants available at the sale! Interested in adding to your garden? Visit our website to make your purchase.”
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