At its core, this movement isn't just about planting trees or conserving water—it's a profound cultural shift towards respecting and nurturing our planet. Integral to this transformation is storytelling, a powerful tool that weaves a narrative connecting people with their environment.

In our mission to protect and preserve the natural resources that surround us, it's important to understand that even small, sustainable actions can have a significant impact. By embracing practices such as planting native species and reducing turf areas, we actively contribute to the safeguarding of our local rivers and springs.

Healthy soils are essential to plant health and water conservation. Here Darren from LifeSoils explains and demonstrates how compost helps to increase water holding capacity of the soil and promote healthy and sustainable plantings.

In January of 2021, Cherrylake embarked on a new endeavor, The Edge, which aimed to design and implement a Florida native landscape trial. To bring this project to fruition, we partnered with universities, landscape architects, researchers, native nurseries, and Florida […]