Coastal WildScapes is available to provide onsite consultations, assessments and hands-on assistance on a variety of “how-to” topics pertaining to sustainable conservation landscaping, native plant selection and placement. Our goal is to provide knowledge about native habitats, pollinators and plants to gardeners, homeowners, local governments, engineers and landscapes architects. Fees associated with site visits and assessments will depend on the scope of your project and your membership level. We want to hear about your needs and projects; please contact our educational outreach coordinator, Linda Lamb: info@coastalwildscapes.org or 912-437-1234.
Garden and landscape assessment and recommendations Plant identification and selection Alternatives to invasive plants Conservation landscaping Habitat RestorationExamples of recent projects include:Native Landscaping for Streetscape on Broad Street and City of Darien Park: Partner with City of Darien
Native Landscaping for Medical Assistance Program (MAP) International Facility: Partner with UGA CoastScapes and MAP
Native Landscaping for McIntosh County Arts Center/Old Jail: Partner with Master Gardeners and Vann Nursery
Conservation Landscaping and Rain Garden at G.B. Greer Elementary School: Partner with UGA CoastScapes and Glynn County Schools
Design for Native Landscaping with Bio-swale and Meadow Gardens for Barbour Pointe Development: Partner with Barbour Pointe, SE Crescent, J+B Associates
Native Pollinator Garden at Demere Park: Partner with Live Oaks Garden Club and Glynn County
Consulting for Coastal Landscaping Manual “Landscaping in Coastal Habitats with a Fire Wise Approach”: Partnered with Jekyll Island Authority and Georgia Forestry Commission (2008)
McIntosh County Old Jail Arts Center and Museum
Coastal WildScapes Hits the Ground Digging!
Using a generous donation of plant materials from Jimmy Vann of VANNurseries Inc. and inspiration from Coastal WildScapes, McIntosh Old Jail Art Center and History Museum is planting natives. Coastal WildScapes, the Savannah Master Gardeners, the Two Rivers Master Gardeners and Naturalists, and the McIntosh Art Association continue to develop and install a landscape plan featuring native and heritage plants. Phase 1 installation was completed in 2009 and Phase 2 is underway for 2010. For more ideas about CoastalWildScape please call 912-437-1234.
Old Jail Art Center, Darien GA