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Tennessee Native Plants - Tennessee State Government
www.tn.govUsing natives in landscaping helps sustain native butter-flies, moths and other beneficial insects; native birds, reptiles, mammals, and other fauna. Fall migrating birds depend on high-energy fruits from flowering dogwood and spicebush. Spring migrants feed on insects that occur on oak trees. Beech and other native trees provide
Native - Austin, Texas
www.austintexas.govNative Tree Growing Guide can help you decide what to plant. We recommend planting only native trees for shade and ornamental purposes. Also, consider the size of the Central Texas planting season (October 1st through planting hole you are willing to dig before you buy a tree. your tree(s) adequate room to grow. Trees and shrubs
Familiar Trees of South Carolina - University of South ...
www.northinlet.sc.edu6 Baldcypress Taxodium distichum Cabbage Palmetto Sabal palmetto Function of the cypress “knees” is not definitely known. Trees may live for over 1,000 years. Wood is durable. Only native southern conifer which sheds its leaves each winter.
ARIZONA DESERT SHADE TREES
www.aztrees.orgA triangle denotes trees which are native to the Sonoran Desert or which are visually compatible with Sonoran Desert landscapes. NOTE: Any tree located under or near utility lines is subject to trimming or removal by utility company. Trimming may result in …
NATIVE AMERICAN - Advocate Health Care
www.advocatehealth.comGuidelines-Native American/4 • Most Nations allow blood transfusions. In general, Navajos do not. • Organ transplantation, both donating and receiving, is generally allowed. There is a special effort to get Native Americans to sign up as donors due to difficulty in matching tissue.