Arkansas 2025

Before

After

Garden is being prepared for native plant additions.
Lovely garden provided valuable resources to local wildlife.
Property owner will continue to convert gardens using native plants, which they’ve been working on as they enjoy birds and gardens that require less maintenance.
Agastache grew quickly and has been in bloom all summer. Bees love it
This garden is prepped and ready for New England aster, milkweeds, or other native offerings from a local Audubon.
Bunnies ate many of the coneflowers, so the area was reseeded. Managing for invasive species is a chore, but as plants fill-in that work should become easier.
This non-native invasive Bradford Pear is being removed and will be replaced with something native
A Burr Oak has been planted to replace the Bradford Pear
Black-eyed Susan’s are being added to this spot.
Plant is in and doing well. Sure to grow in size and bloom next year.

Remaining Before Photos

Natives along this fence will provide food and habitat for local biodiversity.

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