Native Plant Landscaping
Front Yard Forest, LLC takes a unique approach to creating green spaces by opting for native plants that are hardy in the region selected. Native plant landscaping is not just practical, it's also a stunningly beautiful choice. The gardens we create are not only attractive but also enhance the local environment's health, providing a feast for the eyes and a boost for the ecosystem.
Benefits of Native Plant Landscaping
Over thousands of years, native plants have developed in response to their specific areas' climate and geography. These plants flourish with the most minor water, fertilizers, or chemicals, making them a green choice for landscaping.
Low Maintenance & Water Conservation
Native plants, are a low-maintenance, high-reward choice for your landscaping needs. This means you can avoid the stress of constant maintenance, saving valuable time and effort.
Eco-Friendly & Chemical-Free
Native plants face region-specific diseases and pests. However, upon invasion ('attack'), these plants naturally defend themselves which prevents having to use pesticides and fertilizers. Such landscaping is entirely free of toxins that would endanger humans and animals.
Help Support Local Pollinators
Native plants help reproduce native animals such as birds, and butterflies because they provide much-needed nutrients. Planting your garden with native plants will also create an environment for bees, which are vital for pollination and other processes of a healthy ecosystem.
Erosion Control & Soil Health
All native plants, have extensive root systems that helps prevent wind and water soil erosion. This system also improves the soil's structure and fertility, giving your garden a long-term advantage.
Seasonal Beauty & Resilience
Native landscaping has attractive seasonal color and texture during summer and winter. It is less prone to drought, heat, and local climate extremes, making your landscape colorful.
Our Native Plant Landscaping Process
At Front Yard Forest, LLC, we don't just create beautiful landscapes, we ensure the client receives hassle-free, personalized service. We understand that your outdoor space is a reflection of your personal style and values, and we work closely with you to bring your vision to life.
Consultation & Site Analysis
We analyze the outdoor area by soil, shade, drainage, and micro-environments. Considering the client's wish lists, a site will be designed that is practical and designed for the environment. The proper design and planting of vegetation will ensure the proper growth of the plants.
Design & Plant Selection Process :
We create a practical landscape that complements the client's ideas, is effective in the long run, and is ecologically restorative. We select suitable native plants that perform well together for new plantings.
Common Native Plants We Use Are:
- Purple Coneflower (Echinacea) – This flower is painted in pretty colors and is a feast for bees and butterflies.
- Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia) – An attractive drought-resistant herbaceous perennial ideal for all gardens.
- Milkweed (Asclepias) is recognized as a host plant for monarch butterflies and various other insects.
- Little Bluestem (Schizachyrium scoparium) – Grass that withstands dry conditions and plays a role in texture and erosion control.
- Serviceberry (Amelanchier) – A shrub that is a non-intrusive flowering bush that bears delicious edible fruits in the spring.
Aftercare and Soil Optimization
Soil enhancements establish favorable conditions for plant growth, with the approved plants arranged to maximize their growth and endurance.
Give your landscape a fresh transformation today!
Does this mean that your outdoor space can now be full of greenery while achieving the need to save the environment? The passionate staff of Front Yard Forest, LLC will devise a design that will look just as you want it to, use less wasteful processes and materials, and enhance the value of your property in years to come.
Call us to schedule a free consultation, and make your garden beautiful and green using Native plant landscaping.