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Process.

This is what putting our plans into practice looks like.

Bringing plants home from the nursery, don't worry if they look a little cramped, soon they'll have plenty of room.

A blank canvas, just soil and some mulch.

Laying out the shape of the beds with some spray paint.

Loosen up the roots of the plants

Planting Plugs

Water, water, water!

Warm Welcome

Sustainable landscapes that inspire.

Currently working in the Northeastern/Mid-Atlantic US (CT, DE, MA, MD, NC, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, VA, WV.)

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This is a sample conceptual plan, much like the one you’ll receive with any of our plan packages. Each plant is labelled with a key, which will correspond to the plant list that is included in your booklet. Before we finalize your conceptual pl

Its time to start thinking about spring! It’s definitely coming, as it does every year, and things will be green and buzzing again in no time! If you want to get a jump start on providing more for your local birds and bees, head over to our web

This is one example of a Rain Garden we designed. A rain garden is a slight depression you dig in your yard and fill with native, deep-rooted plants. The plants help conduct rainwater deep into the earth where it can be stored for drier days, instead

just a sweet little butterfly on some milkweed 🌸🐛☀️ Peck’s Skippers are found in most of the Continental US, and large parts of Canada as well. Planting native flowers will encourage more of these native insects to visit your yard, what a tre

For this yard, we were able to really shrink down the lawn while still leaving a cozy place for the play set. Less grass to mow, and now the kids feel like they’re swinging in a jungle! Whatever you need your yard to be, we can help you get the

Witchazel is one if the last things to bloom every year, sometime between October and December. We love to see a plant that has flowers blooming when nothing else seems to be, for the sake of the birds and the bees, and these smallish trees bring suc

New year, new yard. Do your plants and your watershed a favor and keep those harsh chemicals off! If you’re struggling with too much lawn, we can help you shrink it down. You can replace some of that high-maintenance biological wasteland with s