07/10/2026
What if the underused spaces on our properties could become part of something bigger?
This once-unused edge of a productive garden was redesigned as a Mini Forest—a dense and diverse community of native trees, shrubs, ferns and groundcovers intended to grow together and create habitat over time.
But creating a Mini Forest involves more than simply planting densely. Thoughtful soil preparation creates the conditions for healthy, rapid growth, while careful species selection considers the site, the different layers of a forest and how plants will function together as a community.
As this planting grows, it will provide more food and shelter for birds, pollinators and other wildlife while contributing to a more diverse and resilient landscape. while bringing the forest closer to these property owners who adore the trees.
Private properties make up a significant part of our communities, and even small areas have the potential to contribute to broader habitat networks. An unused edge, a difficult-to-maintain slope or a portion of lawn can become part of a larger living system.
Your property has the potential to do more.
Your property. Your impact 🌱
