Spring
Plant native perennials after last frost. Prepare soil with compost and mulch. Choose drought-tolerant grasses and wildflowers for early pollinator support.
Rush Garden brings you practical, season-by-season guidance focused on native plants, low maintenance routines, and sustainable practices suited for busy urban dwellers.
A practical, month-by-month guide to planting, pruning, and maintenance that respects local ecosystems.
Plant native perennials after last frost. Prepare soil with compost and mulch. Choose drought-tolerant grasses and wildflowers for early pollinator support.
Water deeply in early morning. Group plants with similar water needs. Add shade-tolerant natives to hotspots and balconies.
Plant late-season natives and bulbs for spring blooms. Clean tools and mulch to conserve moisture over winter.
Protect frost-susceptible roots with mulch. Plan next year's natives based on microclimates within your space.
Curated selections that thrive in city heat, drought, and compact soils while supporting local wildlife.
Long-blooming pollinator magnet with vibrant purple daisies. Great in containers and raised beds.
Ornamental native grass with movement and autumn color. Excellent for vertical interest in small plots.
Bright blossoms attract bees and butterflies. Use as focal points in mixed borders or pots.
Seasonal berries provide winter interest and food for wildlife. Nice as a container specimen.
Rush Garden specializes in native plants and sustainable practices tailored for urban environments. We celebrate botanical elegance with a forest-inspired palette to help you cultivate resilient, beautiful spaces in small, city lots.