You know the basics. Soil, organics, and providing food, water, and shelter for wildlife are all second nature. But now you’d like to take on some specific projects. Think about creating edge habitat or introducing some native ornamental grasses to your design scheme. Check out our host of garden projects that will introduce you to some of the finer points of gardening with wildlife in mind.  

Aren’t all gardeners green? Not entirely. To be a fully green gardener, you
need to consider the effect your gardening choices have on the environment
around you. Using pesticides or wasting resources, such as water, may seem like
a small thing if you consider your garden in isolation. But there are millions
of gardens across the country. If we all waste resources or add pollutants to
our environment it compounds to have a significant effect.