Spring: Natives Reawakening
Prepare the beds, encourage pollinator-friendly blooms
Season: Spring • April–June
Gently refresh soil with composted mulch, monitor soil moisture, and introduce early-flowering natives to set the season up for success.
MulchPollinatorsGently feed
Summer: Heat and Harmony
Shade, water-wise routines, and resilient natives
Season: Summer • June–August
Use light shading and drip irrigation to sustain moisture. Select drought-tolerant natives and promote soil microbial health through organic amendments.
Drip IrrigationShade ClothCompost Tea
Autumn: Slow Growth
Prepare for dormancy, protect root systems
Season: Autumn • September–November
Reduce irrigation, apply a layer of leaf mold, and plant native perennials that establish roots before dormancy.
Leaf MoldPerennialsRoot Protection
Winter: Quiet Growth
Focus on seed banks and microclimates
Season: Winter • December–February
Maintain consistent temperatures, monitor for pests, and plan seed production for the upcoming cycle.
Seed BankPest WatchMicroclimates