HomeownerInvasives

Common Invasives in our Area

Japanese Barberry

Burning Bush

Garlic Mustard

Hardy Kiwi

Japanese Honeysuckle

Oriental Bittersweet

Rosa Multiflora

Japanese Stilt Gras

Japanese Knotweed

Norway Maple

Tree of Heaven

Porcelain Berry

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Invite Pollinators

Help butterflies, bees and the birds by creating healthy yards. Learn what to plant and what not.

Plant Wisely

With the right flowers and plants you will use less water, less toxins and safe money.

Avoid Pesticides

Pesticides are harmful. Healthy yards don’t need pesticides. Find out why and how.

Go Native

Native plants are adapted to our environment and they are a great choice to support wildlife.

Love Leaves

Fallen leaves are good for your yard.They feed and protect the soil. Don’t blow, but mulch and mow!

Healthy Lawns

Our lawns are the single biggest and most toxic crop in the USA. Create healthier

lawns with these tips.

Use Better Equipment

Better equipment enhances air quality and energy use. Electric models have improved.

Talk To Your Landscaper

Let your landscaper know you want a healthier yard. How to start a conversation with your landscaper?