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Scarlet sage (Salvia coccinea) is a popular plant that attracts ... American native species that birds love. Once these sun-loving garden staples go to seed, you will see finches and other birds ...

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Using seeds provided by the Archangel Ancient Tree ... aim of establishing new populations—Arboretum Detroit hopes to plant a 200-tree grove on unused land acquired from Detroit Public Schools.

AeroGarden says there are several third-party seed pods that “might serve as a replacement” for the ones it made so you can continue to grow your not-so-smart garden.