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Nov. 13, 2020 | By: Will Linder
The Missouri Department of Conservation is providing gardeners with helpful tips to prepare for next spring. Native plant gardens require much needed tending in order to keep insects alive through the winter.
Media Specialist Bill Graham says autumn is a good time for growers to inspect their native plant gardens and see what needs adjustments.
For more information about native plants and how to maintain healthy gardens through the winter, visit mdc.mo.govKXCV-KRNW
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