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Hackberry brings happiness

With many great qualities, hackberry can make you smile.

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Canada anemone: A national buttercup

Looking for a great ground cover that grows almost anywhere? Look no further than Canada anemone!

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Pussy willow: Not just a pretty face

Find out why pussy willow is more than just a sign of spring.

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A pocket full of (Canada wild) rye: Worth so much more than sixpence!

Find out why you’d want a pocket full of this rye in your garden.

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Eastern leatherwood ropes you in

With pliable branches, interesting flowers and a wide distribution in eastern Canada, Eastern leatherwood is a good shrub to know.

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Volunteers in Markham are helping give native species a chance

Our volunteers in Markham and across Toronto’s York Region have been working hard to restore naturalized areas by pulling out invasive species such as dog-strangling vine.

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Thimbleberry is berry good!

Thimbleberry is a great native shrub, providing habitat and food for a range of wildlife species.

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Plant butterflyweed for the Monarchs

Find out why butterflyweed is a key native plant for the beautiful Monarch butterfly.

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A leafy friend to the fish

Find out how this cooling tree shade helps improve aquatic habitats.

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Small and sweet: Wild strawberry

Wild strawberry is good for your garden, good for the environment and good for dessert.

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