Mini meadows are having a moment in the MidAtlantic, and it’s easy to see why. These small, colorful patches of native wildflowers and grasses bring a burst of life to any property without demanding the constant mowing, watering, and fuss of a traditional lawn.

America’s urban landscape is traditionally based on the pursuit of the perfect lawn. To maintain a manicured, uniform yard, we are spending precious money, time, and environmental resources. Previously, this lawn was a monoculture of grass that was being mowed and cared for many times a year. Between water consumption, chemical inputs, and greenhouse gas emissions from mowing, maintaining this lawn in the traditional way meant the loss of biodiversity of plants, wildlife, an

Our youth is where it all happens. The lessons learned from our parents, families, friends and our community in general are many. One...

The decline of monarch butterflies is a pressing environmental issue that requires immediate attention. By understanding the threats they...

Drill Seed vs. Broadcast When seeding a large area drill seeding is more efficient because seeds are used sparingly and planted directly...

Just the beginning of our meadow story.