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Hey everyone I'm interested in making a native perennial garden in southeastern michigan. I've done my own research but I would love to hear your ideas as well. I'm interested in ornamental medicinal and edible trees or shrubs does anyone have any species I could look into?
 
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You might want to look at Oikos nursery, which is a Michigan based purveyor of interesting native and perennial edible plants:

https://oikostreecrops.com/
 
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