7 Bare-Minimum Plants That Thrive In Native Gardens

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00:00Seven bare minimum plants that thrive in native gardens.

00:04Purple coneflower.

00:06Reliable meadow, perennial tolerating heat, drought, and poor soils.

00:11Its long summer blooms feed pollinators, while autumn seeds sustain birds.

00:16Butterfly weed.

00:18Compact milkweed for sunny, well-drained sites.

00:21Its non-invasive habit, deep roots, and abundant nectar make it an essential host plant for monarchs.

00:28Yarrow.

00:30Tough, sun-loving wildflower for dry soils.

00:32Its extended blooms, deer resistance, and ability to attract beneficial insects help suppress weeds naturally over time.

00:41Wild columbine.

00:43Graceful woodland, perennial for partial shade.

00:46Spring blooms feed hummingbirds and bees, while modest self-sowing produces bird-friendly seeds.

00:52New England aster.

00:54Late-season powerhouse that thrives in sun and average to moist soils.

00:58It's sturdy, nectar-rich blooms, fuel-migrating monarchs, and other pollinators.

01:05Goldenrod.

01:07Sun-loving fall standout with golden plumes.

01:10It spreads politely, improves soil with deep roots, provides abundant pollinator forage, and produces nutritious seeds for birds.

01:18Bee balm.

01:19Bee balm.

01:19Fragrant prairie mint for sun to light shade.

01:22It spreads steadily, attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, and offers insect-nesting stems with useful foliage.

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