BRING A MEADOW HOME

Whether you have a tiny yard or a wide-open landscape, you have the power to help restore biodiversity.

Choosing a wildflower meadow creates habitat for pollinators, reduces mowing, and helps reconnect people with the land. It’s a simple, powerful way to be part of the solution—starting right at home.

Low Maintenance, Lower Costs

Meadows need little mowing, no fertilizer, and minimal upkeep—saving time and money year after year.

Water-Wise & Soil-Smart

Deep roots conserve water, prevent erosion, and keep soil healthy without extra irrigation.

Habitat for Wildlife

Provides food and shelter for pollinators, birds, and other beneficial species.

Low Maintenance, Lower Costs

Meadows need little mowing, no fertilizer, and minimal upkeep—saving time and money year after year.

Water-Wise & Soil-Smart

Deep roots conserve water, prevent erosion, and keep soil healthy without extra irrigation.

Habitat for Wildlife

Provides food and shelter for pollinators, birds, and other beneficial species.

Ready to Get Started?

While we don’t currently sell directly to homeowners, we do work with landscape professionals. If you’re excited about bringing a meadow to your property, share this link with your landscape designer, gardener or contractor so they can reach out to us directly.

If you’re not working with anyone yet, fill out our Find an Installer Form—we’re always growing our Installer Partner network and may be able to recommend a pro in your region.

Find an Installer

Coverage map showing service area as a circle with a 150-mile radius from Columbus, NJ.

Regional for a Reason

Our products are designed for ecological success—grown from seed mixes suited to the places we deliver, often using wild-collected or local ecotype seed. That’s why we currently serve a 150-mile radius from our New Jersey farm. We’re adding new growing sites quickly, so more regions can join the movement. Want to stay in the loop?

Follow Our Journey

Meadow Resources

Field Notes: Nathaniel Hannemann of PolyFlora Studio

In this Field Notes interview, Edmonton-based designer and horticulturist Nathaniel Hannemann shares his vision for ‘un-lawning’ our landscapes, the plants he loves most, and how creating his own meadow transformed his relationship with land, biodiversity, and community.

Field Notes: Andrew Marrs of Andrew Marrs Garden Design

Award-winning designer Andrew Marrs explores the art of meadow-inspired gardens—blending wild beauty, ecological insight, and naturalistic planting design.

Choosing the Right Meadow Solution for Your Project

Ready to create a wildflower meadow? Meadow Lab guides you through choosing between Wildflower Seed, Wildflower Sod™, plugs, or Wildflower Soil™, depending on your site, goals, and budget.