In today’s rapidly urbanizing environment, we have a unique opportunity, if not a duty, to create livable landscapes that are attractive, easily managed, and provide a rich compliment of plants to support diverse ecosystems. Many traditional home landscapes feature vast areas of under-utilized space. Use these resources to help you select plants carefully, design and create a landscape that is personalized, functional, and sustainable, that works for both you and our environment. 
Available Fact Sheets & Publications:
- Checklist for Plant Removal Decisions
- Controlling Backyard Invaders
- Delaware Gardening: Challenge to Newcomers
- Designing a Sustainable Landscape to Serve Your Needs
- Green Roofs
- Human Benefits of Green Spaces
- Landscape Management
- Livable Ecosystems: A Model for Suburbia
- Livable Plants for the Home Landscape
- Native Plants for Delaware Landscapes
- Plants for a Livable Delaware
- Sustainable Landscape Materials and Practices
- Trees for Delaware
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