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Supporting Documentation · Oct 30, 2024

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JerseyYards.org Get started with Going Native! Then try the searchable Plant Database on the JerseyFriendly Yards website to find even more native plants for your yard. Using the database, you can create a custom list of plants suited to your yard’s specific growing conditions. Locate nurseries that sell native plants by using the website’s “Where to Buy” page and resources on the Native Plant Society of NJ website. Jersey-Friendly Yards is packed with information and resources to guide you through the steps to a healthier yard. Learn how to maintain healthy soil, reduce use of fertilizers and pesticides, conserve water, and create habitat for wildlife. A healthier yard means a healthier environment and a healthier New Jersey! The Barnegat Bay Partnership developed Jersey-Friendly Yards for the entire state of New Jersey with 319(h) grant funding from the NJ Department of Environmental Protection. The Northern New Jersey Edition is based on the original brochure created by the Barnegat Bay Partnership for the Barnegat Bay watershed. Friends of Foote’s Pond Wood, in consultation with the Native Plant Society of New Jersey, modified the original to create this Northern New Jersey edition. A pdf is available at fofpw.org, npsnj.org, and jerseyyards.org. Please contact us with questions via any of these websites. ©2023 Barnegat Bay Partnership • barnegatbaypartnership.org • PO Box 2001 • Toms River, NJ 08754 For copies of the original edition, email Barnegat Bay Partnership at bbp@ocean.edu. COVER PHOTO: Garden photo by Don Knezik. COVER INSET PHOTOS (l. to r.): Bird photo by Raymond Truelove (iStockphoto.com). Butterfly photo by Edward Teune (Wikipedia Commons). Hummingbird photo by Joe Schneid (Wikipedia Commons). Bee photo by Hannah Gaines, provided courtesy of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. ABOVE PHOTO: Black-Eyed Susans photo by Joseph Pirozek. This message has been funded by the USEPA under a Clean Water Act grant agreement to Ocean County College and has not undergone USEPA review.

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