Identification
Native plants
over and over again. Landscapers and garden designers seem to use
the same limited palette of plants all the time, even from region to
region. Some of these plants are quite invasive and actually destroy
wildlife habitat. But how do you know what to plant instead? Follow
this link:
over and over again. Landscapers and garden designers seem to use
the same limited palette of plants all the time, even from region to
region. Some of these plants are quite invasive and actually destroy
wildlife habitat. But how do you know what to plant instead? Follow
this link:
 | Plant this not that; native alternatives to invasive plants | |
| USDA Plants Database | |
| NE US Flower, Tree, & Bird ID | |
| What Tree Is It? | |
| Online Atlas of Michigan Plants | |
| Michigan Natural Features Inventory | |
Sourcing
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| River City Chapter Grand Rapids, MI |
Useful Links
Use this area to find information you may have misplaced or never
knew in the first place:
Use this area to find information you may have misplaced or never
knew in the first place:
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Outreach
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| MSU Integrated Pest Management Resources | |
| Penn State Woody Ornamental Integrated Pest Management | |
| Bugwood Network | |
| Insect Images: The Source for Entomology Photos | |
We're all moving - USDA Plant Hardiness Map
Check out what plants are appropriate for your locale:
Check out what plants are appropriate for your locale:
| USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Maps | |
| Rooks Nursery Native Midwest Flower & Grasses List (MS Word File) | |
| Rooks Nursery Native Upper Midwest Shrubs & Trees List (MS Word Files) | |
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