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Hey there! Friendly reminder to include the following information for the benefit of all r/NoLawns members:
Please make sure your post or a top level comment includes your geographic region! (e.g. Midwest, 6a or Chicago, 6a). Your hardiness zone can be helpful too.
If you posted an image, you are required to post a comment detailing your image. If you have not, this post may be removed.
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If your question is about white clover or clover lawns, checkout our Ground Covers Wiki page, and FAQ above! Clover is discussed here quite a bit.
If you are in North America, check out these links to learn about native wild flowers!
Wild Ones Garden Designs
NWF's Keystone Plants by Ecoregion
HGNP Container Gardening with Keystones
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