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Jerusalem Botanical Garden Adds Five Rare Wildflower Species to Conservation Project
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First reported by Maariv · 18 hours ago
What happened
The Jerusalem Botanical Garden has added five rare native wildflower species to its Wildflower Project, which now includes about 60 species. The project encourages planting local wild plants to support biodiversity and ecological restoration in Israel. Seeds are available for purchase online.
- 01Jerusalem Botanical Garden adds five rare Israeli wildflower species to its seed collection.
- 02The Wildflower Project now includes about 60 native species to promote biodiversity.
- 03Seeds are adapted to local climate and support pollinators and ecosystems.
- 04New species include Praga Macrina, White Stork's Bill, sticky chrysanthemum, Galilean Yabshush, and White Shikaron.
- 05Project manager Ori Gilad highlights ecological benefits and invites public participation.
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