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Dividing them is a sustainable way to rejuvenate your garden, enhance its aesthetic appeal, and maintain the ecological balance.

Many native shrubs provide visual interest throughout the year, even in the winter when flowers may not be in bloom. Their foliage, berries, and bark can add beauty and texture to your garden during all seasons. Careful planning ensures that there is a constant supply of food and visual interest throughout the year. 

Fall is often underestimated as a planting season, overshadowed by the popularity of spring. However, there are several compelling reasons why autumn is an excellent time to introduce native plants into your garden

While colorful flowers often take center stage in these gardens, the importance of incorporating native grasses should not be underestimated. Native grasses play a crucial role in supporting diverse wildlife, from insects to birds and small mammals, and can be beautiful in when placed strategically in your landscape.

Different frog species have specific habitat requirements, and knowing which ones are native to your area will help you tailor your garden to their needs. 

Under certain conditions this can sometimes lead to the development of slender and fragile stems and branches, as the rapid growth becomes concentrated at the tips.

Get all the secrets of native plant gardening! Get tips on native plant garden design and create a thriving ecosystem for wildlife.

A lesson in patience: It’s the journey of many perennial native plants as they establish their roots, expand their presence, and ultimately flourish in their natural habitats. 

For every plant sold on our website, we reserve one plant to be donated to a community garden or public space, doubling our collective impact on wildlife and the planet. One of our recent recipients was Detroit’s Marygrove Community Association. Many volunteers made light work of planting over 400 native Michigan plant

Native bees, like many other pollinators, face numerous threats, including habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and diseases. Conserving and protecting wild bee populations is essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems, sustainable agriculture, and the long-term well-being of our planet.

In recent years, little by little across the country, restrictions on wildlife-friendly yards have begun to adapt to more modern, sustainable thinking.

On June 3, The 6th Branch, Broadway East Community Association, National Wildlife Federation and Garden for Wildlife came together on a sunny Saturday morning to help establish a community pollinator garden at corner of East Lanvale Street and North Port Street in East Baltimore, Maryland. Led by Dr. Doris Minor-Terrell of the Broadway East Community Association, local volunteers planted native plants and shrubs to...

Transform your campus landscaping with U.S.native plants. Explore the benefits and challenges of a native plant campus

Attract wildlife with water features. Enhancing your garden and the local ecosystem. Get essential water feature tips here!

Whether you’re looking for a tranquil place to relax or an energizing landscape for your family and friends, there’s something for everyone when it comes to gardening in the Empire State!

Whether you're looking to improve your green thumb, create a pollinator garden, or just want some new gardening ideas, read on and discover the joys of gardening in Pennsylvania!

In November, Garden for Wildlife welcomed a new CEO, Shubber Ali. We've seen Shubber profiled before, but we wanted to "dig" in a little more.    QUESTION #1: What drew you most to you want to work with Garden for Wildlife? Well, considering I was involved in the creation of this business (it's the result of pro-bono work I did...

Keep reading to learn more about sustainable gardening and how you can create your own sustainable garden!