Conservation and ecosystem protection are important to people on a wide scale. As environmental concerns grow, the market continues see a growth in consumer demand. From backyard gardens to large commercial operations, people are turning to native plants. 1....Read more >
If you’ve decided to plant natives as part of a restoration effort, you likely know and appreciate their many benefits. Knowing your site’s characteristics and long-term goals will help ensure your project’s success. Create attractive,...Read more >
Invasive plant species threaten natural ecosystems. They spread by aggressive root systems, prolific seeding, and rapid growth. In short order, they can outcompete native vegetation. In time, this disrupts native habitat and impacts wildlife. Landscapes rife...Read more >
Sustainability happens from the ground up. Restoring depleted ecosystems isn’t easy. But one strategy, adding native plants, makes a big difference for the environment. Forrest Keeling offers a vast selection of RPM-grown native plants. Hundreds of...Read more >
Imagine. A beautiful urban landscape thriving in its setting. Native plant communities can help you create a landscape that works with you. These plants evolved to survive and be compatible within an environment. In Missouri, forest, glade, prairie,...Read more >
Large concrete landscapes, high-rise buildings, pollution, and limited green spaces are universal in urban spaces. Adding native plants can increase the quality of life for their inhabitants. Also, natives can help reduce the impact urban centers have on...Read more >