It’s hard to overstate how much bees contribute to environmental health. These tiny insects pollinate 75% of the world’s flowering plants. Their pollination makes 35% of global food production possible. Unfortunately, bee populations have...Read more >
Salinized soils present unique challenges in landscapes of all sizes. Causes include application of synthetic fertilizers and irrigation without proper drainage. Deicing salts and dog urine are also common causes. Removal of natural vegetation can also be a...Read more >
Streambanks are vital to the health and ecological success of aquatic ecosystems. Erosion, pollution, and habitat loss threaten these fragile environments. Native plants can help protect and restore them. Here are five native plants that are...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 >
Forrest Keeling is passionate about native plants! From perennials to woodies, native plants transform landscapes. Sustainable native plants enhance the quality of life for wildlife and human populations, . Our mission is ‘restoring the earth’s...Read more >