Pennsylvania has six different hardiness zones, with Erie County located in zones 6a, 6b, and 7a. Read to learn more about what you can plant in this area.
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A psychologist by training, Teresa is a creative writer with a background in scientific research. With a passion for art and a deep connection with nature, she enjoys leisurely visits to the park and listening to music while admiring the beauty of local flowers and the native landscape.
The Best Time to Plant Grass Seed in Pennsylvania
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Choosing native plants is advantageous for homeowners and the environment. Here we bring you 24 of the best Tennessee native plants to choose from.
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What Does Nevada’s “Grass Ban” Mean for Homeowners?
Nevada’s “grass ban” does not apply to homeowners and their single-family properties. Read to learn more important details about this legislation.