New Jersey 2025

This corner has been overrun with English ivy, wisteria, and myrtle–all of which are being removed. Fruit producers will added to support birds.
Removal of invasive plants will be followed by the addition of two huckleberry bushes which provide fruit to birds.
Site where lawn was killed and native plants will be added.
Adding Oxeye sunflower to entice more bees and birds to the garden.
An oak was removed from this site and natives will be added to replace habitat lost.
Homeowner wants to attract more birds while enhancing the yard with native plants.
This ornamental gardener is trying their green thumb at native plants. They will start small with a shady hummingbirds garden.
This property is adding natives for the birds.
Property is adding native flowers for color and attract species to feeders.
Lots of potential to add native to this garden site.
Native plants will be added to this garden space.
This portion of the yard is going to get some new native plant additions to add vibrancy while also helping wildlife.
Property has native plants but wants to add more flowering perennials.
This mulched area has a new peach tree. New native flowers and shrubs are on their way soon!
Containers awaiting new native plantings.
This property has a lot of habitat for birds, but they want to add more, especially to support birds overwinter.
New native plant babies!
Ironweed, asters, and purple coneflower will be added to these growing containers.

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