Connecticut 2025

This property has had lots of changes over time and this year native shrubs and flowers will be added to attract pollinators and birds.
Invasive plants on this property will be tackled and new natives added.
Adding natives while combating invasive plants. Lots of great space to add more.
Invasive plants will be managed and native plants added to attract biodiversity.
While combating invasive species, new plants will be added to attract biodiversity.
This side garden will have natives to attract biodiversity.
The goal for this property is to have no lawn, remove invasives, and plant perennial natives.
The goal is no lawn, the removal of invasive plants, and replacing them with native perennials.
Property is adding natives to help insects to support birds.
This area had stacked wood piles but homeowner wants to add natives to the area for birds and other wildlife. Flags note where the small native shrubs were planted.

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