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Wildlife Gardening at Home

Reclaiming Wildlife Habitat Yard by Yard

Everyone can take action to support wildlife and help the environment! Re-establishing native plant communities and protecting your local watershed with sustainable gardening practices is what gardening for wildlife is all about.

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Monarch butterfly on aster. Photo by Daniel Dawley

Making a Difference, Yard by Yard

Key wildlife species like birds, bees, and butterflies are disappearing. You have the power to help and it’s easier than you think. Planting native plants outside your home restores vital wildlife habitat. Studies show wildlife presence can double within one season.

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Cultivating a Community

We are always delighted to receive the stunning photographs of newly planted native plants, established wildlife gardens, and blooming plants from our Garden for Wildlife customers.

Your photos, videos, and stories help us drive the conversation around sustainable gardening and raise awareness of the benefits of native plants! You can share your photos using the link below or tag us on social media @GardenForWildlife or #GardenForWildlife

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Black eyed susan. photo by Samantha Rowlett

Native plant garden with coneflowers. Photo by Linda Lee

Monarch caterpillar on milkweed. Photo by Linda Lee

Swallowtail Butterfly. Photo by Deborah Hersh-Morris

Black Eyed Susans. Photo by Tawnia Brown

Our community has planted over

850,000+

square feet of wildlife habitat

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Buy Native Plants

It's never been easier to find and buy native plants! At Garden for Wildlife, we supply sustainably grown native plants that are backed by science to help wildlife.

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Become an Affiliate

Do you have a community of followers that want to support you AND do something good for the environment? Register as a Garden for Wildlife affiliate partner.

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Engage Your Local Community

Get involved in your state and connect with local organizations committed to supporting wildlife.

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