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Ask A Master Gardener: Replace invasive plants with native plants

Invasive species displace native plants that native pollinators rely on, which results in the loss of pollinators.

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Registration for Bradford Pear Bounty Program begins

The City of Sanford and NC Cooperative Extension — Lee County Center encourage residents and businesses in Sanford and Lee County to participate in the Bradford Pear Bounty Program.

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UK helps Kentuckians replace their Bradford pear trees

While they might be pretty to look at, the trees are known to cause not so pretty damage.

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UK helps Kentuckians replace their Bradford pear trees

While they might be pretty to look at, the trees are known to cause not so pretty damage.

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Bradford pear bounty program combats invasive Kentucky trees

FRANKFORT — Kentucky property owners looking to rid their yards of invasive and troublesome Bradford pear trees may find help through the Bradford Pear Bounty Program. The University of Kentucky

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