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A muncher making use of a native plant.
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A swallowtail on some prairie blazing star.
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Some native plants at Agape Garden, just off of Hamilton Boulevard in Sioux City.
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Late summer hosts to nectoring insects. Agape Cummunity Garden
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Welcome southward migrating monarchs!
Native plants promote biodiversity and contribute to improved air and water quality.