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We are a residential and commercial landscape company dedicated to promoting the use of native plants in PA landscapes.
Hopefully we get to see you this evening!Join us on April 24th at 6pm for a walk and talk around the Native Creations property!
We celebrated this Earth Day working with our newest Woods Equipment PSS72 & New Holland Agriculture Boomer replacing 14 acres of turf with a custom, native pollinator mix. This will be one substantial front yard restoration project!
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If you're considering lawn conversion, check out this Great article from "State College Magazine" we were happy to lend some input on:
Where the Wild Things Are - State College Magazine
www.statecollegemagazine.com
If Alfred Lord Tennyson was alive today, the English poet might rhapsodize that in spring a homeowner’s fancy turns to mowing the lawn. That’s especially true in Pennsylvania, which, according to ...I haven’t planted a meadow but have fields of goldenrods, asters, Ironweed and much more. I quit cutting lawn in a area several years ago. Last year a woodcock decided to lay her eggs there. I was walking through on a path and there she was. The eggs hatched I found them later. Turkeys, fox, have returned after being gone for years. I planted 150 native trees, shrubs and plants. Red Admiral were on the pussywillow blooms yesterday along with every size of bees. I could go on and on. I have 10 acres surrounded by different neighbors 200 more acres. I’m 68 and started this 4 years ago when I retired. This is so much more worth it than a lawn, which I still have too much for me. It is work with the invasive stuff, but I like to work and will do so as long as I can.
We are very eager to see our lawn when it takes off growing, I have zero patience!
Join us on April 24th at 6pm for a walk and talk around the Native Creations property!
How did you spend your first day of Spring (although feeling more like February)? Our season kicked off creating a 1/2 mile mountain bike trail in Union Co. A great way for the team to get back into installation season while reconnecting with nature.
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#playoutside
#ConnectWithNature
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