As winter settles in, Wildcraft Landscapes encourages homeowners to begin planning their spring landscaping and hardscaping projects. Early design work in winter allows time to create intentional, ecological outdoor spaces that enhance well-being while supporting local ecosystems. Founder Nathan Tietbohl says, “Each garden has a unique role in our lives.  Whether that is a sanctuary or entertaining space, the quiet of winter is an opportunity to evaluate those needs and explore how to integrate them with supporting a healthier environment.”

Recent months have been exciting for Wildcraft Landscapes. Tietbohl was awarded a $2,000 small business grant from the Berks LaunchBox, recognizing his commitment to sustainable, community-centered landscape design. He will also represent Wildcraft at the Penn State Sustainability Expo on December 4, where he’ll share information about their ecological landscaping work and job opportunities.

Homeowners eager to transform lawns into vibrant native habitats or design outdoor spaces that attract pollinators and birds are encouraged to schedule early consultations for December and January.

For more information or to schedule a consultation, call 484-772-8012, email [email protected] or visit WildcraftLandscapes.com.