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Native Garden Installations
Native Garden Installations
There are so many opportunities to create habitat in your own yard!
Lawn Conversion
Foundation Beds
Native Bush Swap
Native Tree Planting
Rain Gardens
Every project starts with a site visit to discuss your goals for the space and envision solutions
Coaching + Garden Kits
Coaching + Garden Kits
Customized coaching and summary notes to empower DIY projects!
Lawn Conversions
Native Gardening
Invasive Plant Removal
Vegetable Gardening
Permaculture
High Tunnel Growing
Pricing
$125 for 1 hour on site in Marshall County + St. Joseph County
(I am happy to travel beyond these two counties, simply an added mileage cost)
Vegetative Management
Vegetative Management
HOURLY SERVICE
I work alongside you as we target an area of the property together, showing you the skills and tools you need to improve your property in a DIY capacity in the future.
Pricing: $50 per hour, tools provided
(2+ people can accomplish A LOT in 2-3 hours of work)
WOODLAND RESTORATION / MANAGEMENT
For those interested in hiring me to complete the full scope of restoration work by removing and treating invasive species to restore a healthy native woodland.
Pricing: on site meeting is necessary to create a customized proposal for your project.
A native garden in fall bloom in the tree lawn.
Aronia Melanocarpa
(Chokeberry)
A fantastic alternative to burning bush and privet.
Landscaping using plugs is a perfect balance between budget and quick establishment.
An woodlands overrun with invasive honeysuckle, a common sight around here.
Dry Shade Gardens
A perfect solution for those 'hard to grow' areas where grass does not want to grow! These spaces burst with colors and textures in the spring, with a variety of greens over summer, and final show for fall with asters and goldenrod.
Having a diversity of native flowers for both shade and sun gardens means potential flowers from March - November!
A honeysuckle once dominated this woodland understory, now only a stump remains. The woodland phlox quickly re-established and offers valuable flowers for native pollinators in the spring.
A sea of woodland phlox now flourishes where invasives such as honeysuckle grew last year. The only remnant of its past is a brush pile breaking down and creating cover for wildlife.
Spring ephemerals are at risk of being lost if we do not remove the invasive plants out competing them in our woodlands and prairies.
Native prairies can serve as inspiration for our full sun gardens at home.
Creating native habitat amongst production spaces such as vegetable gardens, creates symbiotic relationships for pollinators, beneficial insects, birds, and the gardener.
Creating native habitat amongst production spaces such as vegetable gardens, creates symbiotic relationships for pollinators, beneficial insects, birds, and the gardener.
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