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As the temperatures dip, it’s a great time to plant in the garden. According to the National Wildlife Federation, planting in the fall reduces “the chance of transplant shock by allowing roots to get established.” And don't forget to pick plant species that are wildlife friendly, like native wildflower seeds, berry-producing bushes and other perennial flowers. The success rate of these plants -- particularly seeds -- regerminating in the spring is high.
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