Native Plantings & Pollinator Gardens
Beds, borders and pocket prairies of Michigan natives, laid out for color from spring through fall.
Native Plants & Land Preservation
Bring Your Land Back to Life
Native Michigan plants that feed pollinators, soak up rain, hold shorelines and need far less mowing, watering and fertilizer. We plant them, care for them, and help you take back ground lost to invasive brush.
Native & Land Services
Rain Gardens
A planted low spot that catches roof and driveway runoff and lets it soak in. It pairs well with our runoff work.
Native Shoreline Buffers
A strip of deep-rooted natives at the water's edge that steadies the bank and keeps lawn runoff out of the lake.
Invasive Brush Removal
Buckthorn, autumn olive, honeysuckle and other invaders cut, pulled and hauled out so natives can come back.
Lawn-to-Meadow Conversion
Turn hard-to-mow slopes and back acres into low-maintenance meadow that wildlife loves.
Land & Woodland Stewardship
Trail clearing, brush management and seasonal care for wooded lots, conservation land and large properties.
Why Native?
- Deep roots soak up stormwater and hold soil in place
- Food and shelter for bees, butterflies and songbirds
- Less mowing, watering and fertilizer once established
- Built for Michigan winters and summers
Bundle and Save
Book land cleanup or brush hogging together with a native planting and we'll take money off the planting.
Good to know: We remove invasive plants by cutting, pulling and hauling. Any herbicide treatment is done only by a state-certified pesticide applicator, and work in wetlands or at the water's edge may need an EGLE permit. We'll let you know before we start.