A Native Plant Redo for the Front Foundation Bed in Woodbine, MD
Bringing Nature to Your Doorstep: A Native Plant Redo for the Front Foundation Bed in Woodbine, MD
Our client in Woodbine, MD, reached out with a vision to redo the front foundation bed around their new home. They wanted a sustainable landscape that would enhance curb appeal and support local wildlife.
Initially, the existing landscape was sparse and needed a refresh. To meet the client’s goals, we focused on incorporating native plants that thrive in the Maryland climate. By choosing native species, we are able to create an eco-friendly that attract pollinators and provide a habitat for local wildlife.
Moreover, incorporating native plants into the front foundation bed significantly added both beauty and functionality to the home. Plants like Winterberry, Swamp Milkweed, Columbine, Ox-eye Sunflower, and Oakleaf Hydrangea were selected to provide vibrant colors, diverse textures, and seasonal interest. In addition, these plants attract beneficial insects and provide food and shelter for local wildlife, thus contributing to a healthy, sustainable environment.
As a result, the client now enjoys a stunning front foundation bed that enhances curb appeal while also supporting wildlife.
The Design
The client now enjoys a stunning front foundation bed that enhances curb appeal while also supporting wildlife. Our design creates a welcoming natural space that our client can enjoy for years to come. By focusing on native species, we successfully balanced beauty with environmental responsibility. Today, the home’s front garden beds brings nature to the doorstep, offering a harmonious blend of form and function.
Ultimately, this native plant redo showcases the value of choosing plants that are in harmony with the local ecosystem. Whether you’re looking to enhance your home’s exterior or create a wildlife-friendly garden, native plants offer a sustainable, beautiful solution and we can help you achieve that.
Plant List:
Amsonia hubrichtii – Threadleaf Bluestar
Asclepias incarnata – Swamp Milkweed
Aquilegia canadensis – Columbine
Aster ‘Woods Pink’ – Dwarf Aster
Astilbe ‘Final’
Coreopsis ‘Mercury Rising’ – Tickseed
Eupatorium dubium ‘Baby Joe’ – Joe Pye Weed
Heliopsis ‘Bleeding Hearts’ – Ox-eye Sunflower
Heuchera americana ‘Dale’s Strain’ – Coral Bells
Iris versicolor – Blue Flag Iris
Iris cristata ‘Tennessee White’ – Dwarf Crested iris
Lonicera ‘John Clayton’ – Honeysuckle
Lonicera ‘Major Wheeler’ – Honeysuckle
Penstemon digitalis ‘Husker Red’ – Beardtongue
Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Snow Queen’ – Oakleaf Hydrangea
Ilex ‘Winter Red’ – Winterberry (Female)
Ilex ‘Southern Gentleman’ – Winterberry (Male)
Viburnum nudum ‘Brandywine’ – Possomhaw Viburnum