Ohio Native Landscaping

05/23/2026

Just wanted to take a minute to express general gratitude about this industry's leaders.

Sometimes it feels like we live in a dystopian / purely capitalistic society where we're all pitted against each other. But gratefully, this industry is instead a collaborative network of like-minded individuals and teams of people focused on the same goals.

Important goals. Life or Death type of goals.

So shoutout to the other leaders and new additions to NEOhio's army of Native Plant Advocates.

Don't know these 👇🏼people? Well you should!

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05/17/2026

FIRST Blooms of Many this week ! !

As the temps reach close to 90 Next Week I can feel the yearning for all your Spring Projects to Start / Finish.

We are but human flesh doing our best 🔆🔆🔆 Reaching out to many of you this evening for scheduling.

While we wait ..... what are your guesses for what's blooming in the photos?

05/11/2026

The OUTRAGE I feel as a mother on how we treat Our Mother is like a sinking hole bout to turn into a volcano.

Scientists are wary of glyphosate. MAHA loathes it. And our investigation shows California is spraying it everywhere.

05/09/2026

Planting Time 🌿 has begun!

Organizing large installation of native plants has its challenges. We purchase from up to 12 different growers over NEOhio & beyond. From coordinating species, pickup, care and organization of orders we're full speed ahead making use of every moment.

We received our last shipment of plants this week which means it's planting time! ⏰

Waiting for us this month? We're coming!

05/01/2026

POP-Up Alert ⚠️ We're joining .herbshop this Saturday 12-6pm to feature herbs, natives, & talk gardens. Come find us there tomorrow ~

What better thing to do on a rainy Spring day then support two woman-owned, purpose-driven businesses? All while bulking up on your herbs, gifts and plants. See you there !

04/24/2026

Meet the humans behind this small landscaping company.

Thanks for supporting us and our dreams while we try to build a more responsible way of plantscaping.

We're busy 🐝s trying to keep up. Spring is booked. If your project is still lingering, we're saving time for you. Thank you for your attention to this matter. oNL

04/22/2026

To reverse course in our environmental care of the Earth is a mountainous, overwhelming task. What is not difficult, is treating the land beneath our feet : our yards : more gently.

How can we do this?

🌱 Quit Fertilizing Your Lawn
🔆 Replace some Lawn to provide Habitat w/Native Plants
🌼 Use Plants as Solutions
💧 Be water wise: No need for sprinklers or watering with plants that grew up in this environment
🔍 Scrutizine your purchases: Shop Local, Whenever Possible
👁️ Remove Invasives such as Barberry & Burning Bush
🗑️ Don't just Pick Up Trash Today, pick up trash EVERYday and make a plan to be better environmental stewards of Mother Earth.

04/18/2026

What is native plant month without talking about the bullies crowding out rapidly declining natives?

🔍 Show us your ID'ing skills with these 7 common invasives. You can find these plants in residential yards and ubiquitously in our woods where they have spread via animals, people & wind.

Free Plant for anyone who comments with all 7 - pickup May 2nd at Roots of Reverence in Lakewood.

04/15/2026

Celandine Poppy. Stylophorum diphyllum.

Not to be confused with the vErY invasive Lesser Celandine. Celandine Poppy makes a wonderful ground cover in shady areas. The flowers are a gorgeous cheery yellow and the seedpods charm with their uniqueness. Standing just 24" tall they make a wonderful addition to any residential yard.

Battle pachysandra with this gorgeous eager native.

Not sure if it's right for your space? Let us help.

04/14/2026

Our Choices Matter.

The first slide is the highly invasive Callery Pear that is no longer allowed to be sold in Ohio, Pennsylvania & South Carolina. If you drive around during this time you can see just how problematic this tree has been.

The second slide is the gorgeous native Serviceberry. An attractive four season tree producing berries for many different types of birds.

This year when deciding what to plant, just choose native.

Need a plan? Email or DM to schedule a Site Visit.