Planting a garden or landscape requires careful planning and preparation. If a gardener chooses the wrong location for a shrub or flower, they unintentionally increase the maintenance required to care for that plant. Rather than digging and relocating plants, take… Read More
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3 Simple Ways to Assist Local Wildlife
For many homeowners, the ideal backyard is one that looks beautiful and also attracts an abundance of local wildlife, from buzzing bumblebees to grazing deer. Discover how you can attract more local wildlife to your property this spring and summer… Read More
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An Introduction to Landscape Restoration and Native Plants
American Native Plants is a comprehensive source for the restoration-landscape industry. Learn more about landscape restoration, and the vital role that native plants play in the process.
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What are Mulch Discs and Why Should I Use Them?
When it comes to gardening, mulching is a great way to protect and nurture your plants. Mulch is an important element for controlling moisture in your garden, preventing weed growth, and even preventing soil erosion that can damage the landscape…. Read More
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Choose Native Plants for Your Commercial Landscape Design
When you’re thinking about the landscaping for the areas around your business, there is a lot to consider. You want the landscaping to look nice and to make a good first impression. After all, the first impression of the building… Read More
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3 Simple Ways to Beautify Your Yard This Spring
Spring is upon us, and it’s time to start planning your yard and garden updates! Not only is cleaning up your landscape a great way to get in a little extra movement while spending time outdoors, but it also helps… Read More
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How to Build a Rain Garden in Your Yard This Spring
A rain garden is made from native plants and designed to hold and soak the rainwater runoff that flows from gutters and driveways. Rain gardens are both functional and beautiful, providing a vibrant solution to problematic rainwater runoff. Learn how… Read More
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3 Reasons to Pick Native Plants This Spring
Daylight Savings begins this Sunday! While we may lose an hour of sleep, we gain more afternoon sunlight for our budding gardens. If you haven’t yet planned your spring landscape, you still have time to order plants, prep the soil,… Read More
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It’s National Invasive Species Awareness Week
Invasive Species Awareness Week is here this year from February 25 to March 3. The goal of this week is to raise awareness and identify solutions to invasive species at the local, state, tribal, regional, national, and international levels. It… Read More
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5 Tips for Designing a Delightful Spring Garden
It may be February, but spring gardening is just around the corner. Finalize your garden designs now, so you have enough time to plan and prepare. Discover five ways to make your native plants garden perfect this spring.