When you think about gardening on Long Island, there’s something special about planting native species. These plants aren’t just beautiful; they’re also essential for supporting local wildlife, improving soil health,
Eastern red cedar trees are impressive evergreens native to eastern North America. You may spot these tall, cone-shaped trees with their reddish-brown bark and blue berrylike cones. Eastern red cedar,
Black walnuts are a tasty treat found in North America. These nuts come from the Juglans nigra tree and have a strong, unique flavor. One of the most frequent questions
NYC native plants have evolved right here in the region, adapting to local soil types, weather patterns, and wildlife interactions. And because of this special adaptation, they’re often easier to
Native New York perennials bring beauty and life to gardens across the Empire State. These hardy plants return year after year, adding color and texture to your outdoor spaces. By
Coreopsis, also known as tickseed, is a cheerful flower that can brighten up any garden. These plants come in shades of yellow, orange, and red, adding pops of color to
Native perennials are plants indigenous to a specific region (naturally grow without human intervention or introduction) that return each year, adapting seamlessly to local conditions. They require less maintenance, as
Planting flowering ornamental trees in your landscape can add beauty and color to your garden throughout the year. Blossoming trees like the Eastern Redbud and the Flowering Dogwood are native
Long Island is home to a rich variety of native trees that thrive in its unique local climate. These trees play a crucial role in maintaining the region’s ecosystems and
February 25, 2021 – Scope of Work Long Island Natives was hired to consult on a seaside appropriate dunefront design and installation. The homeowners were eager to make the property naturally
We grow plants for habitat restoration across the Northeastern U.S.