The Native Nursery and Landscaping

The Native Nursery and Landscaping Baldwin County Plant Nursery, landscaping, and invasive plant removal.

Thanks to all who came to learn about our local ecology and what we can do to aide it with our own yards!
03/26/2025

Thanks to all who came to learn about our local ecology and what we can do to aide it with our own yards!

03/05/2025

🌿 Exciting Workshop Alert! 🌿

Join us for a hands-on Planting with Natives Workshop hosted by the master gardeners at Auburn's Extension Center on Hwy 104 in Fairhope, AL! I will be there to discuss a bit further about what I do after Gena's presentation. If you are unsure if you would like a consultation and just want to see what we are all about, come listen! You will learn a lot.

📅 Date: [MARCH 25]
⏰ Time: 6-7:30 pm
📍 Location: Auburn Extension Center, 104 Fairhope, AL

Discover the beauty and benefits of native plants in your landscape! 🌱 Learn expert tips on selecting, planting, and caring for natives while managing invasives to create a sustainable and thriving garden.

🔹 Perfect for gardeners, homeowners, and nature lovers!
🔹 Hands-on demonstrations & Q&A
🔹 Connect with fellow native plant enthusiasts

📢 Space may be limited—RSVP today! Drop a comment or message us to save your spot.

Let’s grow together—naturally! 🌿🌸

03/03/2025

🌿 Spring is Almost Here! Time to Go Green! 🌿

Spring is coming fast! Now is the perfect time to plan for a thriving, eco-friendly landscape. 🌸🐝🌱

Schedule your FREE consultation with me to explore easy and impactful ways to support your local flora and fauna. There’s plenty of low-hanging fruit that can make a big difference for your environment!

Whether it’s native plant landscaping, invasive treatment, pollinator-friendly gardens, or sustainable yard solutions, I’m here to help. Let’s create a space that benefits both you and nature!

📩 Message me to book your free consultation today!

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Walking down Fairhope Ave- Nandina, or heavenly bamboo, is spreading in our woods via seed transportation from peoples y...
02/26/2025

Walking down Fairhope Ave- Nandina, or heavenly bamboo, is spreading in our woods via seed transportation from peoples yards. It has cyanide in its leaves and berries- not a great plant to have! Please do not use this plant. Thanks!

01/23/2025

🌿 Exciting Updates from The Native Nursery and Landscaping! 🌿

We’re thrilled to announce that we have access to our page again—thank you for sticking with us! 🎉

Big changes are happening: we’re transitioning from being a native plant nursery and landscaping company to focusing exclusively on native plant landscaping and invasive plant removal among other services. Our mission remains the same—creating sustainable, beautiful outdoor spaces that work for the environment as well as you! 🌎💚

💥 Special Offer Alert! 💥
To celebrate this new chapter, we’re offering a 20% discount on all projects booked before February 15. Beat the spring rush and get your landscaping plans started today! 🌼

Thank you for your continued support as we make this exciting shift. Feel free to reach out—we can’t wait to bring your outdoor vision to life!

PSA: it’s a common misconception that just because something is covered, then erosion is minimized. Plants like Kudzu a...
07/19/2024

PSA: it’s a common misconception that just because something is covered, then erosion is minimized. Plants like Kudzu and asiatic jasmine are not the most efficient at mitigating soil egress. The root system is the most important, followed by foliage cover. Kudzu and asiatic jasmine roots are not deep (a few inches). Perennials, trees and shrubs (especially our native grasses) are especially effective due to the depth of the root system, often being much more diverse in coverage as well as several feet deep and wide along the surface. The roots in this image are more about depth and rather actual coverage. Roots spread in width-wise much more than in this image

Thread wasted wasp on a Liatris spicata (dense blazing star) bloom. While they do sting it is rare only when provoked. ...
06/20/2024

Thread wasted wasp on a Liatris spicata (dense blazing star) bloom. While they do sting it is rare only when provoked. They make their homes in the ground, in hollow plant stems, out of mud or wood cavities. They eat spiders, grasshoppers, beetles and katydid

Fasciation of one of my rudbeckia hirta flowers (black eyes Susan). It’s caused when the apical meristem, the meristem r...
06/06/2024

Fasciation of one of my rudbeckia hirta flowers (black eyes Susan). It’s caused when the apical meristem, the meristem responsible for elongation of root and stem tips, (which usually produces cylindrically) is elongated. This caused deformation of the flower! You can see a normal flower behind.

Half of the install we did for the Corvo’s. Can’t wait to see it mature!
05/20/2024

Half of the install we did for the Corvo’s. Can’t wait to see it mature!

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Fairhope, AL
36532

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