Discover how native plants can transform your garden into a haven of biodiversity!
International Horticultural Director Stephen Pryce Lea promotes a chemical-free, sustainable, wildlife-friendly approach to gardening.
Over 36 years in public gardens, horticulture, and management. An operational style that educates and informs students, volunteers, and guests of all ages.
Stephen hosts tours, workshops, and public speaking events. Schedule a consultation below.
Explore their Role in Supporting Environmental Resilience
Creating an Eco-Friendly Garden in Urban Spaces: A Step-by-Step Guide
Balance Ecosystems for a Harmonious Environment
Transform Your Garden into a Wildlife Haven and Welcome Nature Back Home.
Native Plants for Sustainable All-Season Gardens
Consider wildlife during fall gardening activities: Limited maintenance, aggressive weed, and seed dispersal control.
Fall is the best planting season for planting in low-rainfall areas. Native tree care and planting in dormant months.
Embrace the arrival of spring native plants with light seasonal care and leaf mulches, and begin irrigating in dry spells.
Reap the benefits of a balanced habitat, experience wildlife, manage a woodland or wild-meadow garden>>
Stephen’s classes are truly a highlight of my visit! His passion for horticulture shines through in every lesson, and his storytelling makes complex topics easy to understand and enjoyable to learn. He has a gift for connecting with his audience, blending humor, practical advice, and fascinating personal experiences.
Michael Rivers:
Invasive plants threaten much of the Northeast landscape, and native plant species are displaced.
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