Native Plant Scapes

The specialists in native plant landscaping.

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From designs to installations, we are here to help bring the power of native plants home to you.

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Why Use Native Plants?

Native Plants are sustainable, eco-friendly, low maintenance, and can be incorporated into any garden or landscape. In addition to providing visual interest, here are some benefits of having native plants in your yard:

Save Time and Money

Higher Wildlife Value

Protect Natural Resources

Improve Mental Health

Support Biodiversity

Fight Climate Change

Connect with Local Heritage

Increase Property Value

Preserve Endangered Species

Reduce Chemical Usage

Better Weather Resistance

Many Deer Resistant Choices

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Newly planted native garden bordering a new wooden fence. This bed has lots of winter interest in the form of evergreen plants, colorful branches, and berries that remain. Species include Winterberry Holly (Ilex verticillata), Red Osier Dogwood (Corn
Colorful spring flowers from Chrysogonum (Green and Gold), Silene (Wild Pink) and Baptisia (Blue False Indigo) in this deer resistant sunny native garden.
Colorful spring flowers (Geranium, Wood Poppy, Blue Phlox, Bleedingheart) in a native shade garden.
Native Pollinator Garden around a patio during the summer. Species shown are Black Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta), Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea), Sweet Joe Pye Weed (Eutrochium purpureum), and others.
A newly installed native landscape in the backyard with a variety of low maintenance plants that bring color and texture throughout the seasons.
River rock swale guides excess rainwater to slowly drain. Accompanying the stones are native plants in this sustainable and high wildlife value garden.
Professional 2D to scale design of a backyard landscape featuring native plants, a pollinator garden, a stepping stone pathway, and a seating area.
Scarlet Beebalm (Monarda didyma) and Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) blooming in a front yard conservation landscape. This garden also features a dry creek bed of river rock to help with stormwater management.
Stepping stone pathway surrounded by river rock and drought tolerant native plants.
Newly placed hardscape walkway and sod.

Join us in restoring our local ecosystem!

Gray Catbird (Dumetella carolinensis) sitting in nest in spicebush shrub (Lindera benzoin)
Hummingbird getting nectar from Cardinal Flower
Monarch Caterpillar on Butterfly Milkweed
Bumble Bee collecting pollen from Showy Goldenrod
Yellow Finch eating seeds from Purple Coneflower

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Hear What Clients Are Saying About Us

“In desperation I did another Internet search and found Native Plant Scapes. Within two or three weeks we had a beautiful design that was not overly elaborate or costly. They were friendly, enthusiastic, responsive and they listened!

We could not be happier! We have a garden that not only benefits pollinators but also provides color virtually all year round.”

Linda H

“We were extremely pleased with the work that Native Plant Scapes did for us.

They were extremely professional and took the time to make sure we were happy and answered our questions. I highly recommend Native Plant Scapes!”

Jackie S

“Native Plant Scapes did a fantastic job in our side yard. They removed stubborn unwanted invasive vines … and added a beautiful native plant garden to fill in the space.

They were extremely professional, kept us informed of their work at all times, and worked very neatly. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to beautify their outdoor space with gorgeous plants!”

Shelley R

See what could be growing in your yard:

A rainbow assortment of native flowers
Native Plants have a wide range of leaf shapes, colors, and textures.
Native Plants have some very cool types of fruits and seeds that sustain wildlife.