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Winter's the best time to plan your spring garden make-over. Plan for your garden to include drought-tolerant native plants to reduce your water bill, and help raise money to support schools in Richardson, Frisco, Plano, Carrollton-Farmers Branch, and Wylie ISDs!Celebrate Earth Day with us (on the weekend prior) and learn about all the local wildlife and native plants of North Texas. Native plants bring wildlife like hummingbirds, moths, and butterflies to your yard and also reduce your water bill for next summer.
We believe every child at every school in DFW should have access to a wildlife garden. Help us donate 1 native plant free for a school garden when you buy 5. Join your school's PTA by February 1st and save $20 on 20 plants to create a 150 square foot butterfly garden at your home.
www.SoilsAlive.com/Plants
Pre-order your tray of plants and then come and pick them up at Greenwood Hills Learning Center in Richardson (1313 West Shore Drive) on Saturday or Sunday, 10am-5pm.
The month of March is a great time to visit wildlife sanctuaries in North Texas. Make a plan to spend the weekends in March to go and visit LLELA in Lewisville, Spring Creek in Richardson, Monarch View Park in Frisco, and Oak Point in Plano to see some of our favorite North Texas native plants.
www.SoilsAlive.com/DFWPlants
PTA leaders, make sure we have enough plants for your school! Sign up early before we run out, and reserve your plants now:
www.SoilsAlive.com/PTA
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