No. We are a group of volunteers promoting  mindful landscaping and conservation practices (a.k.a naturescaping) using native plants. We offer the public a myriad of resources, event access, and native plants free-of-charge. 

​We love digging up info on native plants. Whatever we unearth, we share with you:

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• Tips on improving your home's curb appeal using native plants

• Free native plant seeds or seedlings, when available

• "Wild" ideas such as recipes with native plant ingredients

• Family-friendly events that are free and open to the public

• When possible, workshops and talks featuring conservation experts and master gardeners or horticulturists

• Recommended areas to visit for naturescaping inspiration (i.e. local parks, plant nurseries)

A tree, shrub, grass, annual or perennial plant that has grown in a particular country or region, and has evolved to benefit the area's local wildlife, is considered a "Native Plant". In the case of the US, a native plant is a species not brought to the country by early European settlers.