Demystifying nature. Removing the barriers to native land management. Disrupting the norm. Providing real, honest work. Improving the communities in which we operate.Pollinative is a mission-driven native landscaping and educational services company. We are stewards of ecological well-being and balance with nature. We’re excited for others to join us in our mission to create vibrant, sustainable landscapes balanced with the beauty of nature.Book a free “walkabout” consultation to begin your native journey:"Balance in all things." - Xin, The Ember Spirit
About Us
Over the years of landscaping and managing a home, I struggled with the ongoing high costs of lawn & yard maintenance, finding companies that could offer genuine native-focused services, and creating a balanced and safe space to raise our family. It was a full-time job, and I knew others would experience similar challenges. So I decided to take things into my own hands and launched Pollinative in 2024.Pollinative is a new kind of landscaping company. We demystify and remove barriers to going native. We want to redefine the culturally accepted well-maintained yard. By improving our balance with nature, we are improving the communities in which we operate, saving the environment, and saving our clients money.- Rob Nowell, Founder and CEO
Our Services
Pollinative offers a range of native landscaping and land management services, including the following:
Local compost drop-off
Free “Walkabout” consultations
Personalized native yard reports
Invasive removal services
Native restoration projects (i.e., pollinator gardens, providing food and habitat for our local ecosystem)
Water conservation projects (i.e., hardscaping, water collection)
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Our vision is to simplify and promote the concept of "going native," making it easy, accessible, and affordable for everyone. We share entomologist and ecologist Doug Tallamy's vision for the American yard, and we aspire to contribute to the cause of at-home national parks not only across the country but globally.Here are three easy ways you can get involved today:
Donate to the Farm's Community Compost @8107 Carrick Ln. Curbside. Food scraps, coffee/tea, brown cardboard, and other compostable items.
Stop paying for broadband pest control and mosquito spray. 93% of bugs are beneficial to the environment. There are many low-impact pest control providers to choose from that help keep our environment safe.
Commit to reducing your traditional lawn by 50% in 3 years. We’ll build you the plan to get you there. Register your yard at https://homegrownnationalpark.org/.
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