Instead of raking or blowing them away, leaving the leaves can benefit wildlife, soil health, and even the overall sustainability of your garden. Here’s why those seemingly “messy” leaves are actually full of life.

The world is changing—extreme weather, shifting climate patterns, and biodiversity loss are clear signs. It can feel like there’s little an average person can do to make a difference. But what if the solution starts in our own backyards?

Let’s Transform Our Yards Together!

By choosing native plants, you’re not only beautifying your space but also making a commitment to a healthier planet. We can’t wait to embark on this journey with you. Thank you for supporting EarthScape and for being part of this movement to simplify native planting and nurture our natural world.

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As autumn unfolds, nature presents one of its most captivating displays—the blooming of goldenrod (Solidago spp.) and aster (Symphyotrichum spp.). These native plants, with their radiant golds and purples, transform landscapes into vibrant tapestries that celebrate the season's change.

Rethink your lawn care routine and embrace sustainable green spaces with native plant landscaping. Traditional turf grass is costly and environmentally harmful, while native plants offer a low-maintenance, eco-friendly alternative. Discover how this shift can reduce water usage, eliminate harmful chemicals, and support local ecosystems, all while creating a beautiful, thriving yard. Learn how platforms like EarthScape simplify the transition, helping you design and maintain an environmentally conscious landscape with ease. Save time, reduce costs, and make a positive impact on the planet—one yard at a time.

Discover how native plants can transform your garden while conserving resources and supporting local ecosystems. Download our infographic for practical tips on creating a sustainable, beautiful landscape.

Discover why native plants are crucial for restoring balance to ecosystems and combating biodiversity loss. Learn how choosing native species over non-native lawns can support local wildlife, reduce environmental impact, and create resilient landscapes in your own yard.