Native plants save water, support local wildlife, resist pests naturally, and thrive with less work than non-native varieties. Here's why they deserve a spot in your landscape.
Answer 5 quick questions about your zone, sun, soil and goals, and our free Plant Finder tool matches you with plants that will thrive in your yard — with live...
Winged sumac brings fast native cover, red-orange fall color and winter berries for birds. Here is how to recognize it, plant it bare root and space it for a hedge.
Cited 2027 tree planting statistics from the USDA Forest Service, EPA, universities and conservation groups: urban tree loss, carbon, cooling, wildlife and home value. Free to use with a link.
Turn a thirsty lawn into a low-mow blue grama lawn: clear the turf, sow when the soil warms, care for it through year one, and edge it with native wildflowers.
Free calculator for perennials, wildflowers, ferns, ground covers and pond plants. Find how many plants your garden bed needs and the best-value deal to buy.
Free planting calculator for perennials, ground covers, ferns, trees, shrubs, vines and live stakes. Enter your measurements to see how many plants you need.
Bulrush and cattail share pond edges and a confusing name. Learn the seed head, stem and leaf differences, and which one fits your water depth, wildlife goals and shoreline.
How to grow pawpaw trees from a grower of 2 million a year: where to plant, why you need two trees, how to plant bare-root pawpaw, care tips and how...
Pawpaw fruit is the largest edible fruit native to North America, with custard-like flesh that tastes like banana, mango and melon. Learn what a pawpaw is, when it ripens, how...