Foster a healthy and resilient ecosystem in your yard! By removing invasive species, you're helping to protect native plants and the wildlife that depend on them. Planting native species not only supports local pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, but also offers the benefit of being water-efficient and low-maintenance. Native plants thrive without the need for fertilizers and require fewer pesticides than traditional lawns. This pledge is not just about beautifying your space, but also about creating a sustainable habitat that contributes to the overall health of our community. To further your support efforts, explore the ACCGov H2GrOw program for guidance and resources on nurturing your native landscape.

Orange milkweed, also known as butterfly milkweed, is a favorite of pollinators and grows well throughout the state!