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Promoting nature-based, toxic-free land care practices for the health of people, their pets, and the planet.

Nature-Based Gardening Resources

We’re thrilled you’re joining us on the path to PRFCT! When we commit to using ecological practices, we maximize health, biodiversity, and sustainability for our ecosystem and help create a planet that benefits all living things. Together, we can make a difference. Here are some resources to help you get started.

Get started by making these three simple PRFCT Promises and say yes to minimizing harm and maximizing biodiversity—and joy!

Moss garden with native ferns and trees
PRFCT garden path with mushroom sculpture

We share advice on how you can work with your landscape professional to get the ecological help you need in your yard.

Follow the PRFCT Global Ground Rules to understand if a landscape plan, professional, or property is Earth positive and represents PRFCT practices.

Spring pond with pink flowering tree, white daffodils, and greenery.

Learn how to support birds and other wildlife. When you grow at least 70% native plants without chemicals in your yard, you’ll provide enough habitat to support a healthy population of birds, bees, and butterflies. Read more here.

Border in Eastern Long Island by Abby Lawless of Farm Design is planted with echinacea, mountain mint, and verbena.

We’ve put together guidelines and a checklist to help you hire a gardener or landscaper. Download it here.

Download a free digital copy or order a print edition ($5) in either English or Spanish.

Perfect Earth Project's Gardening for Habitat workbook cover
An open book covered in flowers.

We compiled a list of the books on our bookshelves, the podcasts we’re listening to, and the resources we’re reading. Learn more here.

We share a list of key vocabulary that will help you understand and communicate important concepts of ecological land care. Explore the list here.

Bumblebee on cream-colored Buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis).

Landscape Therapy is a unique multi-part educational event to help anyone who has a relationship with land—landowners, landscape professionals, municipalities, and environmental organizations—shift to ecological land care. Learn more here.

Read our latest stories in PRFCT Perspectives, including Edwina von Gal’s Radicle Thinking, learn gardening advice, find out about events and other news. We promise not to overload your inbox. Sign up here.

Iowa native prairie by Kelly Norris