A detailed look at top plant identification apps, each uniquely suited to help you cultivate your garden knowledge. Compare apps to find your favorite!
Goldenrod deserves recognition as a keystone plant for its invaluable contributions to biodiversity, wildlife habitat, and garden resilience.
The sustainable gardening approach encompasses various practices and techniques aimed at conserving resources, reducing waste, and fostering biodiversity.
As stewards of the environment, there are several ways we can help support spring hummingbird migrations.
Doug Tallamy's Homegrown National Park initiative embodies the transformative potential of community-driven conservation.
This year, skip the traditional bouquet of flowers and opt for something unique and sustainable: native plants!
Celebrate National Garden for Wildlife Month and unleash your inner wildlife hero this May! Learn how to create a thriving habitat for local wildlife.
Explore how to shop for native plants, decipher plant tags, and ask the right questions to ensure you're making informed choices that benefit both your garden and the environment.
Explore the benefits of gardening with Alabama native plants, supporting local wildlife, and conserving the state's biodiversity.
Discover how to start a native plant garden to support local wildlife. Find tips on choosing plants and shopping worry-free with our quiz and resources.
If Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) is in your native range, it offers several benefits that make it an excellent choice for home gardens for wildlife.
Explore the significance of frost dates, how they affect gardening, and why shipping timeframes are essential for ensuring our plants' health and vitality.
Wild Visions 2024: Garden for Wildlife donates native plants to university student groups across the DMV & the students plant gardens across town.
By growing native plants, conserving water wisely, and fostering habitat for wildlife, home gardeners can play a crucial role in promoting sustainability.
Discover how Third Act partnered with Garden for Wildlife to support native plant gardening, connecting communities and wildlife. Join the movement today.
Shubber's decades of gardening allow him to share first-hand experience of how to build habitat and boost your backyard biodiversity.
Planting native flowers is the single most impactful way to support these early pollinators.
Garden for Wildlife challenges students to plant native gardens in DC. Garden for Wildlife provides students with plants and project development support.
Through our 1 for 1 plant donation program, we have planted over 700 native plants with Green Garden Child Development Centers at 7 campuses in Michigan.
Garden for Wildlife announces the launch of a new line of native plants specifically designed for health-conscious wildlife.
Moisture-rich environments present a unique opportunity to cultivate an array of native plants that are specially adapted to thrive in wet conditions.
Happy National Native Plant Month! April is the perfect month to start planning your native plant wildlife garden.
Discover how to create a beautiful native garden while complying with HOA regulations in suburban areas.
Whether you've got acres of land or containers on your balcony or patio, you can make a difference by planting with native plants.
Learn how to launch a successful native plant fundraiser in just eight weeks! This guide covers everything from planning and promotion to engaging supporters.
Explore the ultimate guide to wildlife holidays in 2024, featuring a curated list of celebrations honoring nature and wildlife throughout the year.
Our guide equips you with the essentials to establish a thriving pollinator garden, highlighting its critical role in safeguarding our ecosystem.
Generally, sunny areas are characterized by receiving at least 6 to 8 hours of sunlight daily. Find out which native plants are best suited for full sun.
If your challenge is space, sloping land, or a super shady spot, finding truly native plants is crucial to meet the demands of the environment.
By incorporating powerhouse keystone plants, you're not just adding beauty, you're actively contributing to a thriving ecosystem in your own backyard.
An interview with poet Tess Taylor about Leaning Towards Light, an anthology of garden poetry. Gardens and poems help us imagine and create a better world.
Turf grass is so last year! Let's explore why native plants might be a better choice for YOU, your yard, wildlife, and our planet.
From our dedicated team members to our loyal customers and community partners, women are actively involved in every aspect of our business.
Native plants aren't just pretty additions to your garden; they're the backbone of a healthy ecosystem, support wildlife, and combat climate change.
Watch our 13 minute video session on Garden for Wildlife fundraising with native plants hosted by Rebecca Ali.
We’re taking a moment to reflect on 2023 in this video: our third year of empowering our community with native plants from our independent, regional growers.
For every plant sold, we reserve one plant to be donated to a community garden or public space, doubling our collective impact on wildlife and the planet.
Discover the joy of wildlife gardening! This guide outlines 10 steps to create a flourishing native plant garden that benefits both you and local wildlife.
Learn how a wildlife garden with native plants benefits the environment by supporting biodiversity, promoting healthy soil, and combating climate change.
Discover an effortless and sustainable way to raise funds for your nonprofit organization with Garden for Wildlife Fundraising with native plants.
The 6th Branch, Broadway East Community Association and Garden for Wildlife came together to establish a community garden in East Baltimore, Maryland.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the world of wildlife gardening and how native plants can help you get started on this rewarding journey.
Discover the beauty of the Kindness Gardens in Newtown, Connecticut. Learn how this Garden for Wildlife collaboration is promoting more than biodiversity.
