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Are native plant purists gatekeeping gardening by shaming anything non-local?
As climate concerns and supply chain issues push gardeners toward native plants, a growing debate questions whether purists are alienating newcomers by dismissing non-native varieties. Cast your vote and share your take on this gardening divide.
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