Alberta 2025

While still snow covered, this homeowner is planning to use this raised bed for plants that help birds as they already have several features designed to support their robust local bird populations.
Lots of gardens, lots of options for supporting birds, bees, pollinators, and mammals.
Homeowner is seeking to support local pollinators, birds, and mammals.
Site that will be planted to maximize plant resources for biodiversity.
These gardens will be planted with species that support biodiversity.
Lots of options for this space to support more biodiversity.
Biodiversity needs habitat and this property is planning to help.
More natural landscaping choices will be made to help improve the site even more for birds and bees.
This property would like to draw more birds and pollinators to their yard.
This new homeowner will be adding native to this garden. They know they are important for wildlife and they want to start small.
This spot hosts trembling aspen, 3-flowered avens, prairie buttercup, native juniper, pussytoes, choke cherry and saskatoon–wonderful native options. Always room for more!
These beds will be used to encourage and protect pollinators. Homeowner is adding aster, sunflower, milkweed, phlox, and will expand the current bee balm, and coneflower.
New native plants are going in this spot.
This spot is getting a native plant.
This property is adding native plants to make the neighborhood more friendly to birds seeking roosting, nesting and foraging habitat.

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