Matt & Erin · Apex
Pollinator garden · May 2026
New-build lot looked like a parking pad. Coneflowers by week six. The care card is still on the fridge.
Patrick Boone
Apex · 4 years
First-year beds that bloom, then thicken.
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Patrick plants pollinator beds for new Apex lots that still look bare. He sequences bloom, leaves a clean edge, and writes a one-page water-and-weed card so the homeowner does not kill it in July.
Consults include a one-page habitat score and a plant list keyed to this county.
New-build clayBloom successionFirst-year care
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Pollinator gardens
1–2 days · Plant Sep–Nov and Mar–May
$850–$3,200
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Bird feeding stations
2–5 hours · Anytime · winter water matters now
$220–$780
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Habitat consults
90 minutes · Book 2–3 weeks out, year-round
$150–$300
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