Gardening for the Planet
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Lawn doesn't need to be a sterile sea of green — yours can be a colorful carpet that supports birds, bees, and butterflies. -
With the increase in composting, recycling, and reuse programs, it's easier than ever to limit the amount of waste going in our garbage cans. -
A few small gardening habits can make a huge, positive impact on our environment. -
Being a force for good is at the core of our business. We share 10 simple steps you can do to improve the health of people and the planet. -
Form meets function in a rain garden. Manage stormwater runoff from surrounding roads and buildings, while also bringing gorgeous color to the landscape. -
Bring birds to the yard with a variety of grasses, perennials, shrubs, and trees. -
Monarch butterfly populations have been decreasing over the past decade, with sharp declines in the last few years. What can gardeners do to help? -
By planting wildlife-friendly gardens, gardeners can help reverse the habitat destruction and species loss that has occurred over the last century. -
Earth Day isn't just a day to celebrate this planet; it's also a call to action. Here are some of our favorite Earth-friendly gardening practices. -
A quick overview of plant-breeding techniques will help you better understand GMO's (genetically modified organisms). -
It's all about habitat, habitat, habitat. -
A guide to choosing the best bird feeder for your feathered friends. -
Pollinators bring us an estimated 1 out of every 3 bites of our food! What can gardeners do to protect these important organisms? -
The teak industry negatively impacts the environment and its surrounding communities — fortunately, Reforest Teak is looking to change that. -
Plant a patch of milkweed in your backyard and feed monarch caterpillars. -
Do good for the Earth, every day. Start by planting a tree, then check out our other four tips. -
Invasive plants? No thanks! -
We asked, and you responded! Gardeners from across the country share how they welcome wildlife to their landscape. -
Enhance your garden ornamentally and functionally with the addition of wildflowers and native plants. -
Reduce the size of your grass lawn and create a beautiful, low-maintenance landscape that conserves water and provides wildlife habitat. -
Purchasing certified wood products is the best way to support better forest management, worldwide.
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Learn how to reduce your consumption of water, lower your water bill, and still have a beautiful, productive garden.
