Native, Naturalistic & Drought-Tolerant Gardens Landscapes designed for pollinators, seasonal beauty, ecological resilience, and coastal conditions. View fullsize Planting for the Monarch's Life-cycle View fullsize Native Coreopsis rosea cultivar as background for layered planting View fullsize Tussock Moth and Asclepias Host View fullsize Queen Anne's Lace Host to Swallowtails View fullsize Great Spangled Fritillary Bumble Echinacea View fullsize Xeriscape Native Opuntia Dwarf Spruce and Yucca View fullsize Native cultivar Hydrangea arborescens 'Haas Halo' View fullsize Echinacea and White Doll's Daisy View fullsize Shade-tolerant native evergreens provide winter cover View fullsize Mountain Laurel Host Laurel Sphinx and Spring Azure View fullsize Native Rudbeckia laciniata and Switchgrass View fullsize Transplanting Native Holly as Habitat View fullsize Sorghastrum nutans grass larval host to Pepper-and-Salt Skipper and others View fullsize Recreating Cape Cod Meadows View fullsize Chatham Meadow And Split-Rail Fence View fullsize Privacy Hedge As Native Pollinator Heaven - Hydrangea 'Haas Halo' View fullsize Long-blooming Coreopsis pubescens is host to Silvery Checkerspot View fullsize View fullsize Rose Mallow Bee (Ptilothrix bombiformis) and specific amino acids in the pollen of the native Hibsicus moscheutos View fullsize Important October-blooming Jerusalem Sunflower
