7 Native Landscaping Ideas to Spruce up your Backyard | low maintenance & pollinator friendly

Today, I'm sharing *7 Native Landscaping Ideas to spruce up your Backyard.* If you're looking to add some beautiful *low maintenance & pollinator friendly* plants to your space, this video will help you get started.
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[@awildapproach]

Great tips! Thanks for sharing.❤🎉

[@reynaandtheworld]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@malliemargaret2895]

Nice job. I'm a long time native plant addict, and I try to encourage everyone to try using them. Keep up the good work. : ) (But just say no to landscape fabric. It causes more problems than solutions long term. Just my opinion.)

[@reynaandtheworld]

Thanks, you too! Yes, one thing I have been learning is that when it comes to planting with natives and trying to convert from conventional lawn to wildlife habitat, it is a long and slow journey, with ups and downs and lessons learned. I did try the cardboard first to smother the grass but we had some really persistent weeds that were taking over and that section was in the front yard so I couldn't let it get too "wild" looking LOL.
Hopefully, in the long run, I can build up soil health, biodiversity, and reduce plastic/artificial materials as much as possible. Thanks for the encouragement! It's what I need to hear today :)