The Abandoned Lot Transformed - Part Two

[@Lou_Mansfield]

It's amazing how she was able to get the neighbors involved. Such wonderful Americans in Minnesota

[@habitatmakers]

Thanks for your comments of support! For more information on Heather and her books check out www.pollinatorsnativeplants.com/

[@ThreeRunHomer]

They did a great job.

[@Hundredfold_Canada]

Thank you for creating such a helpful clip packed with inspiration. The chain reaction that mobilize neighbors into habitat builders is truly encouraging. We have similar problems in southern Ontario, where European buckthorns invade our woodlands. I hope we have such restoration projects in our community. Keep up the good job.

[@habitatmakers]

Thanks for the comments. Good luck on restoration in southern Ontario.

[@dankeener3307]

I’m watching the videos backwards and getting my previous questions answered. This is amazing and absolutely love the ripple effect through the neighborhood. We have a similar but larger area here in our community. Maybe we can divide and conquer. I’ve already introduced over 100 native trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants, but it would be great to be a part of a community working together. You’re giving me ideas to pursue. Thx!🙏

[@habitatmakers]

Thanks for your comments. And best of success with your project - wow, over 100 native trees and plants - that's a great start. We're glad you're getting ideas from the video.