LAWNS SHOULD BE AREA RUGS

A Brooklyn waterfront that was once an industrial pier is now alive with native plants, pollinators and birds. Ecological horticulturist Rebecca McMackin shows how shrinking the lawn and planting native can turn any patch of city ground into habitat, the same small-spaces-big-changes spirit behind everything we do at Fly Honey Farms. Press play and see how much life a little less grass can bring.