Quebec 2025

Homeowners is committed to only planting native species in the hopes to support the birds and insects (and natural environment) in this urban setting.
Property owner wants to do what they can because a lot of change feels outside their control. They will take action in their yard for biodiversity.
New native plants will be added to help biodiversity in this site.
Homeowner is adding native plants to help birds while also acting as a model for others.
New native plants planned for this section! Maybe the neighbors will notice and follow suit?
Sunflowers will be added to provide food for the birds.
More indigenous plants will be added to this garden. Volunteer plants will be removed.
After years of observation homeowner notices that indigenous plants do best. More will be added after it’s safe to plant.
The grass is being removed and native plants are going in.
Sunflowers will be added to provide food for the birds.
This rock garden has lots of native species with more coming soon!
Homeowner is adding natives like echinacea and yarrow while removing invasive plants.

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