5 Native Turf Alternatives for An Environmentally Friendly Property
Conventional grasses like zoysia and Kentucky bluegrass are often the go-to choices for property owners looking to grow a traditional lawn. Unfortunately, these options require regular mowing, pesticides, fertilizers, and watering. Native grass and...Read more >
6 Reasons Why the Native Plant Market is Growing in 2023
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 >
4 Tips to Consider Before Starting Your Native Plant Restoration Project
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 >
4 Bird-Friendly Native Plants to Add to Your Landscape
Birds play a vital role in environmental systems. They are essential to pollination and seed dispersal processes. Their diets help keep insects and rodent populations in check. Expanding city development, agriculture, and pollution disturb millions of acres...Read more >
2 Invasive Plants in Missouri and Native Alternatives at Forrest Keeling
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 >
