The Living Yard family

A yard can be an ecosystem.

Living Yard is a family of apps and services for the native-plant movement — software for the pros who grow and design, a coach for the homeowners who plant, and the nursery where it all started.

0 native plants in the shared catalog
0 species mapped in the food web
0 ecological relationships traced
0+ nurseries in the directory

Four products,
one root system.

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Nursery & landscape services · livingyardnatives.com

Living Yard Natives

The nursery where it started. A regional native plant nursery and ecological landscape service — we grow the plants, design the gardens, and restore the land so your yard can support the wildlife that belongs here.

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For native-plant pros · livingyardpro.com

Living Yard Pro

Run a native-plant business. Nursery and landscape software built for native-plant growers and ecological designers — inventory, catalog-first storefronts, design work, meadow conversion, and consulting, all in one coherent system.

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For homeowners · livingyardapp.com

Living Yard App

Grow a yard that feeds something. A personal coach for your native-plant journey — map your yard as a digital twin, get guidance grounded in your region’s ecology, journal the seasons, and watch your impact add up.

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Nationwide directory · nativeplantnurserynearme.com

Native Plant Nursery Near Me

Find natives near you. A nationwide directory of native plant nurseries and ecological service providers — over 800 growers indexed and reviewed, so the right plants are never far from the ground that needs them.

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One living system.

Each product feeds the next — the way an ecosystem feeds itself.

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    Grow

    Pros grow and design with Living Yard Pro.

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    Find

    Homeowners discover growers on Native Plant Nursery Near Me.

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    Plant

    Gardens go in the ground through nurseries like Living Yard Natives.

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    Tend

    Living Yard App coaches the garden and tracks what comes back.

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    Return

    Every yard adds habitat — and demand for the next grower. The loop continues.