Pollinator Gardens

Pollinator Gardens are a beautiful way to take part in supporting the health of nature. Even the smallest creatures play an essential role in our environment, and many important pollinators are threatened. We can support them by planting their food - flowers! We can easily create and maintain wildlife habitat areas to cultivate biodiversity. On any scale - from a patch in the front yard, to beside highways, or in-between different crops on the farm, this is a powerful way to support the environment, and to have flowers. Win-win.

Fill out your nectary calendar

One of our goals in creating gardens and doing landscape design is to have native flowers blooming all season long. Even in small gardens, this can be a reasonable goal to achieve.

Larger Fields and meadows

It takes planning and time to transition degraded or less-productively used areas back into healthy ecosystems. There are a few ways to go about it, depending on the variables in the landscape, the scale, and the desired outcome.

Rain Gardens

Rain gardens made to catch and sink water into the ground are one of the most powerful ways to protect our water ecosystems, prevent erosion, and add to diversity in the landscape.