Create a beautiful and environmentally friendly garden with help from our team.
Here in the Watts Hospital-Hillandale area of Durham, North Carolina, many property owners are interested in doing more to support a sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle. For some people, this means updating their landscapes to incorporate more native plants that will attract local pollinators, which can be incredibly beneficial for plants throughout the community. If you’ve been thinking about adding pollinator gardens to your own yard, our team at Garden Environments would be delighted to help you bring your ideas to life.
Since 1992, our locally owned and operated landscaping company has been primarily focused on creating beautiful, functional, and environmentally responsible gardens for our customers and local wildlife to enjoy. Our knowledgeable team members are well-versed in which plants thrive in our region, and we’re prepared to help you design and create pollinator gardens that will foster a healthier ecosystem.
When we plant pollinator gardens, we select plants and flowers carefully, ensuring at least 70% of the flora we incorporate is native to this region. We also work hard to create biodiverse spaces that will attract all types of pollinators, including bees, birds, and other wildlife right to your yard. However, don’t assume that all pollinator gardens have to look identical; our skilled team members will work closely with you to select a variety of plants that will enhance the beauty of your property with a personalized touch.
For more information about the benefits of pollinator gardens, we encourage you to reach out to our team today. We look forward to working with you and helping you upgrade your outdoor space!
At Garden Environments, we create pollinator gardens in the Triangle area of North Carolina, including Durham (including the Southpoint and Watts Hospital-Hillandale areas), Raleigh, Cary, Chapel Hill, Pittsboro, Carrboro, Hillsborough, Wake Forest, Creedmoor, Morrisville, Apex, Holly Springs, and surrounding areas.