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Awesome video, I love the content but honestly good luck finding pure species plants even a good garden centers have some but not all that much

I'm curious as to where she drained the storm water under the pstio

UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration- How come this is the first time I've heard of this?

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Great video. I have been thinking about how to get communities involved in the “native plant movement”. My children aren’t yet school age but it got me thinking about the future. I wonder if more presentations like this could be done with people who have started initiatives in other ways, like in public parks or with their towns. If anyone knows of any that is lol

Great presentation, I took notes!

Teri was a speaker at the Mercer County Master Gardener Symposium this year! What inspiration-she is an environmental champion!

You know you don’t have to start recording until you actually start….Ten minutes in….

Add Rutgers Extension Service, Master Gardeners and Dr. Doug Tallamy

I’ve got trees that are resistant for the low, hit my #

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Always thought we should give Manhattan back to the indigenous people. The Hudson river used to be the caviar capital of the world before Russia. A Scuba diver told me he seen body parts in the Hudson river near an Albany Hospital. The human wastes from the Manhattan skyscrapers used to go directly into hudson bay. NYC hospital medical wastes were found on NJ shores. We need another Pete Seeger.

Outstanding! I am building one.

Nothing like digging holes.

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Great work! Native plants rock. Long standing member and contributer to Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve, Jack Schieber, son Gil Schieber.

very cool thank you

I removed all the Asian praying mantis egg sacs and a year or two later, I had the first native Carolina Mantis.

Excellent presentation. Really thought provoking. It would s impressive to see a forest when there is deer fencing, so lush you cannot see through it.

The importance of videos on native plants. We all appreciate your efforts and education. ❤

How does hunting go along with, “putting wildlife first?” Bet they are killing Black bears/trophies there, too.

Very interesting. I’ll be looking at woods in a new light…so many connections.

Thank you❤

The excellent presentation starts at 7:30 . Thanks for making this available!

Everybody needs to eat, even hawks.

Thank you for the research that is ongoing. Outstanding information .

Excellent presentation

Curious if the “normal” group that would clear out brushy vegetation along power line routes would be as careful in their work or just herbicide area.

NJ Conservation needs donations to purchase and protect more open spaces forever and Emile can continue his wonderful work❤

We need a new driveway and I’m interested in an old-timey one with just grass (or better yet native ground over)and two strips of concrete for tires but I don’t know how to deal with snow shoveling. Ribbon driveway it’s called.

Love all the real world examples!

Fantastic presentation!

For me has been a surprise to hear the name of Mount Cuba is a colección whit the fauna of Cuba?

the entire state is threatened by corrupt elections and politicians??????????

Toadshade Wildflower Farm (located in NJ) is worth checking out for seeds and/or plants for a few of these listed. They are very involved in conservation efforts and the preservation and propagation of native plants. If anyone happens to have a native plant that isn't currently offered growing wild on their own private property, you may reach out to them to offer seed for them to continue propagating so others may grow them as well.

Very cool! Thanks

My town has a gnat swarm problem and needs help getting rid of them, what bats would you recommend to reduce the problem since my parents refuse to install a bug zapper to reduce the insane numbers. The town is Lakehurst and the issue keeps getting worse per year and no one speaks up about it. I'm sure the bats would thrive in these conditions.

This was great! We found this place with the Delaware Riverkeeper!

She is EXCELLENT!

Eye Opening. Now I’m going to start getting more Evening Primrose going.

Excellent presentation of a favorite topic. I've been gardening for wildlife for 25+ years and I never tire of this subject. I did learn something new. Just today I was wondering if I should cut back the agastache seed heads. I will be leaving them stand. Thanks for the information.

Want to do this in my backyard where can I get these plants

Love this!

The giant Rudbeckia is called Wild Golden Glow

Joy is sharing, I agree.

Any chance to get a printable list?

Never thought to use natives in pots. Have large pots sitting unused and natives that need dividing perfect combo.

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Could you please explain what “reputable sources” means to you? Your stance sounds like an elitist jab at common sense local flora propagation by smaller producers.