Our network of ecosystems experts specialize in creating sustainable, self-sufficient systems by mimicking patterns and relationships already found in nature. Applying these principles in your yard’s transformation creates a beautiful, abundant and sustainable outdoor space for all to enjoy. Below are just a few examples of our customers' yard transformations.
Ann is one of our happy customers now that she's reaping the benefits of her beautiful garden and cisterns.
Ann came to Thrive Lot wanting to create a sustainable garden that provides food and flowers which benefit the environment. She also wanted to incorporate rain barrels with a rainwater-fed drip irrigation system in order to respect scarce resources. She had a “secret garden” before but wasn’t able to maintain it by herself.
Anastassia came to Thrive Lot with a big vision for creating a beautiful, diverse, and productive foodscape. We replaced her lawn with native plants and installed a fruit forest featuring mature Pineapple Guavas and Cherry Trees. Anastassia now shares her food abundance with neighbors while feeding bees and butterflies with healthy, pesticide-free plants.
Doug bought a 2-acre property in rural Ohio and wanted to create a habitat that would attract a variety of wildlife, feed birds and butterflies, and produce an abundance of fruit and vegetables. Throughout the design process he made it clear that a pond, forest garden, pollinator habitat, and fire pit were top priorities. As you can see from the photos, he got exactly what he wanted.
Enjoy fresh eggs daily with a high-quality, easy to maintain chicken coop! Plus, they also help to reduce food waste by eating kitchen scraps and insects.
Now that you have a lot of native flowers, get some bees to pollinate your plants and make the healthiest honey.
Perhaps the most resilient and rewarding food to grow at home. A small shaded space can produce an abundance of delicious, fresh mushrooms.
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