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Garden for Wildlife's efforts are not just about beautifying spaces; they're critical in our fight to prevent the extinction of wildlife species and confront climate change.
The simplest, most tangible and effective action you can take to help the planet is to restore whatever part of the environment you control with native plants.
Native plants use about half as much water as non-native plants like turf grass and have longer roots adapted to reach more than a foot underground to access water.
Native plants — those that occur naturally in a region and are not species imported from other parts of the globe — are the core of a wildlife habitat garden
To make your garden more eco-friendly, there are many easy adjustments you can make to support the environment and improve biodiversity. Growing native plants is one of them.
Creating a backyard wildlife habitat can be quite simple. Planting native plants and nectar-rich flowers, supplying food and water sources, and avoiding pesticides are some of the keystones.
Support your local wildlife.
Help birds, pollinators such as bees, butterflies, other insects, amphibians and small mammals, and reptiles.Have a global impact.
Help create habitats for declining wildlife, reduce urban heat islands and manage storm water runoff.Bring nature home.
There’s no easier place to get a daily dose of nature and the physical, mental and spiritual benefits.Support our mission.
All orders benefit our non-profit to help declining wildlife and expand native plant availability nationwide.Learn about Native Plants
Keystone Native Plants for Pollinator Paradise
Some plants ARE better than others - keystone species support more wildlife than any other plant, keeping the natural world buzzing.
How to Plant Your Native Plants
Prepare to plant your native plants by reviewing this step-by-step planting guide - complete with a video tutorial, detailed planting, and recommendations for container planting vs garden beds.
Fall is the Best Time to Plant Native Species
Discover why fall is the best time to plant native wildflowers, shrubs, trees, and grasses. Get expert tips for a flourishing fall garden!
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