Less Water & Fertilizers

Once a native planting is established, it will require far less water, mulch, and fertilizer than a conventional lawn or landscape.

Soil Health

The deep roots of native plants can help improve soils’ ability to store and filter water. Native gardens also build organic material in the soil, which creates an environments for beneficial microorganisms to thrive.

Giving Back to Nature

Gardening with plants that are native to your area is the single best thing you can do to provide habitat for local wildlife such as birds, bees, butterflies, and countless other essential pollinators and organisms.