A tree that's planted in the wrong place can eventually outgrow its space, require constant pruning, interfere with structures, or need to be removed long before it reaches its full potential.

Woodland, Native, and Prairie gardens all reflect Indiana’s natural ecology and support wildlife, but they differ in light and layout. Woodland gardens thrive in shade with layered, quiet plantings. Native gardens use local species across sun and shade for resilience. Prairie gardens are bold and sun-loving, filled with tall grasses and wildflowers