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Why do you own a landscaping company? I started gardening with my mother when I was a kid on our family farm so I was

Worm bins are an easy way to help us grow health for our plants and ourselves. Plants purposefully surround themselves with beneficial microbes to protect

Standing in front of a classroom full of 6th graders, I ask them “Is the Earth doing OK?”. The entire room erupts with a solid “NO!”

Over the Hill – Designing a NO MOW Hillside Can you think of anything better to do with your time than mowing a hillside every

The primary foundation that makes possible the life we can all see around us from birds to bees to trees to people is the microbial

We love to help guide folks through the process of understanding how to manage lawns and gardens in ways that protect pollinators, clean water, and

Water flows over all of our landscapes. Rain gardens, healthy soils, native plants, ground covers, and wood mulch are all part of the tool-kit for

Bees are our friends and allies, and right now they need our help. The stewardship that bees have always provided the natural world is foundational

Grown with blooming ground cover plants such as clover, thyme, and self-heal combined with no-mow fescue grass mix; the mixture is more appealing visually than

This is Leah and Dan Cunningham’s landscaping story about bringing their yard back to nature. We’re sharing it with you in seven chapters, within seven