Native landscaping reduces runoff, cools urban spaces, and attracts pollinators essential to food systems. It also improves soil health, supports biodiversity, and strengthens local ecosystems.

As you get your garden ready for fall, think about adding these stunning Indiana native plants. Beyond their beauty during the autumn months, these plants enrich local ecosystems and support wildlife.

Dive into five vital landscaping projects that will transform your space this fall.

Here’s my personal hit list of native shrubs that I keep coming back to

By understanding the variables—size, species, source, and install

The burning bush (Euonymus alatus), famous for its dazzling red leaves in the fall, has been a go-to choice for years. However, this non-native plant can quickly spread and harm local ecosystems.

Proper watering is crucial for new plant health.