10 Easy-to-Grow Native Plants That Butterflies and Birds Love
Bradford pear trees are blooming across DC right now. But while their delicate, white flowers are certainly enchanting, they tend to stink—not just literally (stick your nose up to one and you’ll see what we mean) but figuratively. The trees are considered a non-native invasive, meaning they outcompete native plants, which, in turn, can hurt
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