Regenerative Landscaping

Regenerative landscaping is an approach to landscape design and maintenance that goes beyond sustainability by actively restoring and enhancing the health and vitality of ecosystems. This method focuses on rebuilding soil health, increasing biodiversity, capturing carbon, and improving the resilience of landscapes to environmental stressors. Regenerative landscaping practices include composting, mulching, cover cropping, and the use of perennial plants to create self-sustaining ecosystems that regenerate over time. The goal of regenerative landscaping is to create landscapes that not only reduce their environmental impact but also contribute positively to the environment by restoring degraded land and supporting ecological functions. By adopting regenerative practices, landscapers can create vibrant, resilient landscapes that actively contribute to the health of the planet.