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4 season interest creates a visually appealing garden and attracts a diversity of wildlife to watch.
While boxwoods are okay, EARTHeim designs go well beyond the basic landscape full of overly used plants
It gives back to the environment instead of harming it. It reduces fossil fuel consumption, use of harmful chemicals, noise pollution, and landfill waste.
A garden is also meant for the birds, butterflies, and other pollinators
There is never been a better time to freshen up your gardens the sustainable way.
“Knowledgeable, Friendly”
“Katrina is knowledgeable, friendly, efficient, and genuinely cares about each and every job. Couldn’t recommend her enough!”
Michelle
“Wildness & Order”
“Katrina is the embodiment of what all gardeners/landscapers should strive for…a marriage of wildness and order, both of which the natural world has mastered, as has Katrina….”
Mike
“I Love EARTHeim!”
“I love EARTHEIM! Katrina’s native plant designs and work in our yard have not only created a place for bees and butterflies but has also given us beautiful colors. And because the plants are native to Kentucky, they seem to know how to live here with minimum effort on our part.”
Helene
Spots book quickly, contact EARTHeim early in the year.
Maintenance spots are limited. Yearly maintenance plans and sign ups will be posted in late winter 2021.
Plan ahead and start your garden on the right ‘root’ this spring.
Contact EARTHeim now for spring planted containers.
There’s a joke in Kentucky that goes something like this, “If you don’t like the weather just wait a day”. Yesterday I worked outside in a t-shirt and got hot (and a sunburn!) This morning I’m wearing my winter coat and hat! While most of the time, it’s just a blip to our fashion choices,…
Last week I was a guest at the Wallis House, which is the home of The Garden Club of Kentucky. I got to speak with a lovely group of ladies on how to attract birds to your landscape. Hopefully I inspired them to plant some new plants in their gardens that the birds will appreciate….
2020 was a tough year to get out and do anything, and it looks like the beginning of 2021 (at least) is going to be about the same. I know many parks and hiking trails have been closed, which has made it difficult to enjoy the outdoors beyond the backyard. Thankfully, many gardens have created…
Live Green Lexington has as weekly radio show on the Lexington Community Radio 93.9FM at Mondays 11am. The show is about different environmental issues and events occurring in Lexington. Past episodes can be listened to on SoundCloud. Listen to two episodes with EARTHeim. Ep. 19.3 Green Check EARTHeim speaks about its experience becoming Silver certified…
Ecological landscaping is the design, build, and maintenance of landscaped spaces while considering the natural ecology of an area. Ecological landscape designers create gardens that enhance the surrounding environment for the benefit of humans and all other life forms within the ecosystem too. Ecological landscape designers may concentrate on rain gardens, pollinator and wildlife gardens,…
2019 was a busy year for EARTHeim! Here are some things EARTHeim was a part of this past year. OLLI ‘Gardening for the Living Landscape’ Since 2015, I’ve taught a 6 week gardening course for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute which is a senior’s community education program through the University of Kentucky. I plan to…
