Kentucky 2025

Less mowing, more life! The soil is prepped for planting with the goal of creating a meadowscape.
Property owner is adding native plants to create habitat for pollinators and birds.
This school underwent a new construction project and had to remove their gardens. They are now reestablishing with gardens with natives species to help absorb rainwater, prevent flooding and erosion, while also helping local biodiversity.
This property was once an old pasture that the owners have been adding native trees, shrubs, and flowers to for the birds, bees, butterflies, and other wildlife.
A transformation will occur here to include more native species for the birds and insects.
Wild bergamot, liatris spicatta, cardinal flower, echinacea, and asclepias tuberosa will be planted to help birds, butterflies, and other pollinators.

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