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Lively Butterfly Meadow Native Pre-Planned Garden

Regular price $95.99
Sale price $95.99 Regular price $127.98
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ZONES  4-7 | Good to grow! Zone
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Our Lively Meadow Native Pre-Planned Garden of 10 is the perfect way to dig in to meadowscaping with native plants. Showy grasses, boldly colorful blooms, and textural seed heads provide habitat as well as year-round visual interest. Over fall and winter, grasses and dried flowers will attract birds and add sculptural forms to the landscape. Plant this garden and enjoy watching butterflies, bees, and birds bring life to your yard. This Pre-Planned Garden comes with a garden layout map to make planting easy.

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Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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I can't wait to see how she grows!

"I ordered this preplanned garden late last summer for fall planting and all of the plants arrived healthy. I worked hard to get it in the ground quickly and as the explanatory layout recommended. We had a particularly cold and snowy winter in North Eastern Kansas, so I was unsure how the plants would weather their first winter in the ground. But this spring, they all came up beautifully! I can't wait to see how they grow through the summer and the next years! I am so grateful for the preplanned garden, as I'm new to native gardening. The layout and instructions made it so easy!"

Jen (5/5)

I will be buying another set of plants.

"Everything took root and grew. I will be buying another set."

Livias (5/5)

Over all happy

"Overall, I'm happy with the garden. The directions were clear, and the plants are growing. I took off a star because the helenium is not attracting the pollinators. The bees love the aster that sits right next to it, and none of them will touch the helenium. That's a problem for me because the garden is supposed to be a "magnet" for pollinators. I don't know if the problem is that the Mariachi Siesta helenuum is a cultivar rather than a straight species. I might replace it next year."

Stef (4/5)

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