A rain garden is a beautiful, practical way to turn excess stormwater into a thriving landscape that protects your home and local waterways. With the right plants and placement, even a small suburban yard can help reduce runoff, support wildlife, and add lasting curb appeal.
Turn your backyard into a thriving, low-waste oasis that supports your family, local wildlife, and the planet. With simple steps like building healthy soil, conserving water, and growing native and edible plants, you can create a beautiful space that keeps giving back.
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Wildflowers bring effortless beauty, support pollinators, and help heal the soil—all while thriving with minimal care. Whether you have a full yard or a small balcony, they’re a simple, sustainable way to create a garden that gives back.
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A mini clover lawn is a beautiful, low-maintenance alternative to grass that naturally fixes nitrogen, helps prevent erosion, and fills in bare spots over time. It stays green longer, handles foot traffic and drought well, and even supports bees—making it a smart, eco-friendly choice for your yard.
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