After severe flooding reshaped the riverbank and claimed several mature trees, this homeowner sought a sustainable solution. Through native shoreline restoration, a diverse meadow planting, and strategically placed rain gardens, the property was transformed into a resilient landscape that supports wildlife, manages stormwater, and enhances the natural beauty of the Clinton River.

Site Prep: The client was diligent in site prep, covering the soil with cardboard, grass clippings, and leaf mulch.

First Phase:  The client had prepped site and planted Asclepias incarnata in the first phase.

Second Phase:  After the Asclepias incarnata, the client wanted to have an under planting installed to help cover the ground and reduce weeding pressure.

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