Wildlife

As solar farms become more prevalent, integrating trees into these installations can offer many benefits, enhancing both the environment and the community.

Washington state is home to some of the most exceptional and majestic native plants and animals. Nature-lovers who seek to support local flora and fauna have long recognized that urbanized areas have impacted the availability of wild landscapes where native wildlife can survive.

If you’re looking to upgrade your backyard garden or patio, consider the addition of wildlife-friendly water features. A small or large wildlife-friendly water feature will attract animals that will keep your backyard landscape flourishing.

Garden Gate Nursery will be temporarily closed for in-person appointments until the end of August. This decision has been made in response to the extreme summer heat we will be experiencing over the next few weeks.

As solar farms become more prevalent, integrating trees into these installations can offer many benefits, enhancing both the environment and the community.

Does this look familiar to you? It might. It’s a common sight in the Tri-Cities Washington this time of year. Maple trees start to yellow and look terrible.