As we become more aware of the impact human activities can have on our world’s environment, landscape professionals are increasingly inspired to create beautiful designs that coexist well with their surrounding ecosystems. One result is a growing use of native species in landscape design, plus gardens specifically made to attract and sustain birds, insect pollinators, and other local wildlife. Watch the video at Boston Design Week.
Landscape for a Living World

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