Turn the tide on habitat loss and climate change by planting native plants. Together, our lawns make up an incredible opportunity to feed songbirds, hummingbirds, native bees and ladybugs.

Native plants naturally suppress weeds, require 1/7 the amount of water compared to a traditional lawn and generally don’t need expensive soil amendments or pesticides. A natural garden will quickly become a self-balancing garden where attracting insects is the goal. and their presence is an important foundation for a wildlife garden.

While a native garden takes some work to get started, a typical native garden needs a lot less maintenance compared to weekly or bi-weekly mowing. This style of maintenance doesn’t disturb the quiet morning vibes.