Backyard Biome Design
Design . Install . Stewardship
Backyardbiomedesign@gmail.com
(267) 225-4812
bi·ome. /ˈbīˌōm/ noun. ECOLOGY
a large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.
Landscape Design and Install
Our company specializes in the design, install and maintenance of native perennial landscapes. Transform your backyard into a beautiful and biodiverse garden with our unique plant selection. These landscapes express the habitats that are beneficial for our wildlife and environment.
Rooftop and Container Gardens
No garden space is to small to contribute meaningful environmental impact. We create seasonally beautiful and lush native perennial gardens for container gardens. Transform your ornamental seasonal plant display with our sustainable ecologically friendly designs.
Land Stewardship and Management
Our team conserves, maintains and restores native plant communities including meadows, wetlands and woodlands. Our environment relies on healthy resilient ecosystems. Through planning and management, we can provide protection for the natural resources and wildlife habitats.
Our Work
BEFORE
AFTER
Not pictured are the hundreds of thousands of birds, bees, pollinators and moths that are directly benefiting from the native plants.
Schedule your consultation
We offer appointments for free consultations to begin the process of creating your eco-friendly garden. Our team will work with you to understand your needs and provide personalized solutions for your outdoor space.
Email us: backyardbiomedesign@gmail.com
Phone: 267-225-4812
Why chose native
Maintaining our landscapes offers a wonderful opportunity to enhance and restore the natural plant communities that surround us. Native plants not only support ecological health, but they also bring unique beauty, attracting diverse wildlife and essential pollinators to our spaces.
Ornamental plants are often selected for their vibrant colors, disease resistance, and pest-free qualities, these very traits can cause them to become invasive. Invasive plants have a significant impact on local ecosystems, particularly by reducing populations of native insects that are crucial for maintaining a healthy environment. In fact, 37% of animal species depend directly on insects for food, and 96% of bird species rely on them as well.
The effects of agriculture and urbanization have disrupted natural habitats, leading to a decline in biodiversity and the complex ecosystems that sustain life. Consider that there are over 40 million acres of lawn in the United States—if half of that land were used for native plants, it would be equivalent to the size of all our federal preserved lands combined.
Contact Us
Get in touch, we would love to learn more about your garden!
