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Habitat Helper native plants

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Scenes from gardens designated as "Habitat Helpers" by the Missouri Department of Conservation.

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    A sign in Carolyn Huter's garden in Jackson promotes the Habitat Helper program. (Fred Lynch)
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    Carolyn Huter stood in her garden in Jackson that was chosen a Habitat Helper. (Fred Lynch)
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    A bee found the blossom of a partridge pea of interest in Carolyn Huter's garden. (Fred Lynch)
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    Purple cone flowers are part of Carolyn Huter's Habitat Helper garden. (Fred Lynch)
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    Witch hazel grew in Carolyn Huter's garden. (Fred Lynch)
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    Purple Poppy Mallow bloomed in Carolyn Huter's garden. (Fred Lynch)
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    Eldeberry is part of Carolyn Huter's garden. (Fred Lynch)
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    American Beautyberry is among the plants in Carolyn Huter's Habitat Helper garden. (Fred Lynch)
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    Liatrus Gayfeather is part of Carolyn Huter's garden. (Fred Lynch)