🌿 We’re Taking a Winter Break! 🌿
All the Buzz is officially closed for the season, but don’t worry—we’ll be back and buzzing in February 2025 to help you prepare for a beautiful spring garden! If you have any special requests for plants you would like to purchase for spring 2025, please email us using the button below.
Thank you for your incredible support this year. We wish you a wonderful holiday season filled with joy and a happy New Year full of growth and inspiration.
See you in the new year! 🐝💚
Ecological Landscape Design
At All the Buzz, we specialize in creating customized landscape designs that bring your vision to life while supporting local biodiversity. During your consultation, we’ll explore your goals and develop an ecological plan tailored to enhance the beauty and sustainability of your property. Let’s work together to create a thriving native landscape you’ll love!
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Native Plant Fact Sheets
Scroll through the fact sheets for many of the natives from our region.
Key benefits of native plants:
Low maintenance: Adapted to the local environment, requiring less water, fertilizer, and pesticides.
Supports wildlife: Provides food and shelter for local birds, butterflies, bees, and other animals.
Improves soil health: Enhances soil through deep-root systems, preventing erosion and promoting nutrient cycling.
Water conservation: Thrives on natural rainfall, reducing the need for additional irrigation.
Resists pests and diseases: Naturally evolved to handle local pests, requiring fewer chemical treatments.
Promotes biodiversity: Helps maintain a balanced ecosystem by supporting a wide range of species.
Preserves local heritage: Keeps the unique plant life of your region alive and thriving.
Climate resilience: More tolerant of local climate changes, such as droughts or floods.
WHY PLANT NATIVE PLANTS?
Environmental Benefits
Sequestering carbon from the air
Conserving water
Protecting soil from erosion
Reducing air pollution
Improving air quality
Preventing water run-off
Eliminating the need for mowers and other equipment
Wildlife Benefits
Host plants for many insect larvae
Habitat for many different animals, including birds, pollinators, and small mammals
Nectar for pollinators including hummingbirds, native bees, butterflies, moths, and bats
Shelter and food for wildlife
Essential for crucial biodiversity
Other Benefits
Requires less time to maintain than lawns
Are resistant to local weather
Can help you save money!