We are making great strides when it comes to winning over homeowners to the idea of planting for pollinators. Be it a container garden with asclepias or an entire yard that was handed over to nature, progress is being made. In our little sliver of the great gardening world, we are receiving more requests to skip the chemicals in the lawn and garden. We are having more clients ask to have invasive plants removed and new, more nature-friendly options introduced to the gardens. We hope that the same is being experienced by landscapers across the country.
(Above: A client has a new entry garden to their office. Here clients and employees will be greeted with flowers and year-round visual interest.)