Native grasses support local ecosystems, attract wildlife, need little mowing, mix with other seeds. Ideal for post-fire reseeding, erosion control, pastures.
Slow establishment (up to 2 years) rewards patience with ecological payoff and aesthetic beauty. Match species to your microclimate—browse online, choose deliberately.
Every native planting gives back to the land.
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