Safely Killing the Green Desert (The Lawn!)

By Kim Eierman | June 12, 2015

You’ve decided to be a good ecological steward of your landscape and reduce or replace your lawn. Kudos to you on making the decision to remove the “green desert,” hopefully, replacing it with those ecological workhorses – native plants. If every homeowner and landscape pro made this simple step, we would see vast improvements in biodiversity and ecological health. But…

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Fall Checklist for the EcoBeneficial Landscape

By Kim Eierman | September 28, 2014

Now that fall is here, is your landscape in good order?  Following some simple steps can prevent or lessen the impacts of a harsh winter, and lay the groundwork for best results in the spring. Fall Checklist – 15 Steps to Ecological Health 1) If you have plants to be planted, it may be too late.  Newly-planted plants should be…

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