Native Plants

The immature stage of many insects, such as caterpillars, before they transform into adults.

In sustainable landscaping and native plant gardens, fertilizer use is often minimized because excessive applications can contribute to nutrient runoff, water pollution, and reduced biodiversity. Healthy soils, compost, and native plants frequently require less fertilizer than conventional turfgrass lawns.

The practice of replacing portions of turfgrass with native plants and habitat features.

A solitary bee that cuts circular pieces of leaves to line and protect its nest cells.

The scientific order that includes all butterflies and moths.

Low-growing plants used instead of traditional mulch to suppress weeds and improve soil.

A system of interconnected organisms in a particular region where energy and nutrients move through plants, herbivores, predators, and decomposers.

One of North America's most recognizable giant silk moths. Luna Moth