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A Case Study for Using Native Plants in Formal Landscaping (Cincinnati)
Converting a Small Backyard Hillside into an Urban Oasis (Over the Rhine)
From Turf Lawn to Vibrant Pollinator Meadow (Indian Hill)
Transforming a Neglected Landscape (Clifton Gaslight)
A Whimsical Raised Bed Garden Escape (Anderson Township)
Reclaiming a Landscape from Invasive Plants (Amberley Village)
Combining Edible Gardens and Native Landscaping (Kings Mills)
From Blank Turf to Premier Outdoor Living (Loveland)
Edible Landscaping in the Suburbs (Anderson Township)
Deepening Connection with the Natural World (Mt. Lookout)
From Cramped Patio to Spacious Outdoor Living (West Chester)
Creating a Living Wall & Repurposing an Old Basketball Court (Ft. Thomas)
Solving Drainage Issues with a Native Rain Garden (Hyde Park)
A Fun Nature Playscape for the Kids (Anderson Township)
A New Home's Pollinator Garden (Loveland)
Vegetable Garden On a Hill (Ft. Thomas)
The Trosset Wildflower Sanctuary (Gorman Heritage Farm)
Converting a Hilly Backyard into an Accessible Outdoor Living Space (Ft. Thomas)
From Asphalt to Patio: Outdoor Living in the City (Hyde Park)
Designing For LEED Silver (Oakley)
A Church's Vision: A Landscape that Reflects Their Values
Supporting Forest Restoration through Honeysuckle Removal (Madeira)
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Landscape Design
Landscape Maintenance
Honeysuckle Removal
Portfolio
A Case Study for Using Native Plants in Formal Landscaping (Cincinnati)
Converting a Small Backyard Hillside into an Urban Oasis (Over the Rhine)
From Turf Lawn to Vibrant Pollinator Meadow (Indian Hill)
Transforming a Neglected Landscape (Clifton Gaslight)
A Whimsical Raised Bed Garden Escape (Anderson Township)
Reclaiming a Landscape from Invasive Plants (Amberley Village)
Combining Edible Gardens and Native Landscaping (Kings Mills)
From Blank Turf to Premier Outdoor Living (Loveland)
Edible Landscaping in the Suburbs (Anderson Township)
Deepening Connection with the Natural World (Mt. Lookout)
From Cramped Patio to Spacious Outdoor Living (West Chester)
Creating a Living Wall & Repurposing an Old Basketball Court (Ft. Thomas)
Solving Drainage Issues with a Native Rain Garden (Hyde Park)
A Fun Nature Playscape for the Kids (Anderson Township)
A New Home's Pollinator Garden (Loveland)
Vegetable Garden On a Hill (Ft. Thomas)
The Trosset Wildflower Sanctuary (Gorman Heritage Farm)
Converting a Hilly Backyard into an Accessible Outdoor Living Space (Ft. Thomas)
From Asphalt to Patio: Outdoor Living in the City (Hyde Park)
Designing For LEED Silver (Oakley)
A Church's Vision: A Landscape that Reflects Their Values
Supporting Forest Restoration through Honeysuckle Removal (Madeira)
About
Our Team & Values
Careers at Our Land Organics
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Start Here
Native Plant Nursery
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April 22, 2026
John Hemmerle
“The True Teacher”: Q&A with Our New Lead ...

Jacob Thompson is our new Lead Designer and a huge source of inspiration within our ecological landscape design studio. Here, Jacob shares a bit about his approach to native landscape design as well as some thoughtful reflections about nature’s teachings. 

“The True Teacher”: Q&A with Our New Lead Designer
April 9, 2026
John Hemmerle
Plant This, Not That: Native Alternatives to ...

Unfortunately, the Callery pear (including the ubiquitous ‘Bradford’ cultivar) is an aggressive, invasive species. In fact, the situation has gotten so dire that the propagation and sale of Callery Pear has recently been banned in Ohio due to its aggressive and invasive growth. Luckily, there are a number of native alternatives to Callery Pear, all of which offer the same ornamental benefits while adding ecological benefits as well. 

Plant This, Not That: Native Alternatives to Callery Pear
March 31, 2026
John Hemmerle
New Trends in Native Landscaping

After more than a decade of ecological landscaping, it’s been amazing to witness more people step into caring for our ecosystems by doing what they can in their own yards. As native landscaping goes mainstream, here are some trends that we’re observing. We look forward to the day when these trends are standard across the entire landscaping industry! 

New Trends in Native Landscaping
February 19, 2026
John Hemmerle
A Spring-Ready Landscape – Made Easy!

Along with warmer weather comes a growing list of garden to-dos. If you’re dreading what it will take to prep your landscape for the outdoor seasons, we can help! Sit back and relax while our professionals get your landscape ready to enjoy with a Spring Cleanup. 

A Spring-Ready Landscape – Made Easy!
February 5, 2026
John Hemmerle
How to Attract More Birds to Your Yard

Birds are vital members of our ecosystems. They distribute seeds and helpful fungi, provide fertilizer for soils, help maintain forest health, and act as natural pest management professionals. Plants, other wildlife, and humans all benefit from these services. Here are 5 strategies that are all but guaranteed to attract more birds to your yard at any time of year. 

How to Attract More Birds to Your Yard
John Hemmerle
August 23, 2022

Bush Honeysuckle: What Is It and Why Is It a Problem in the Landscape?

John Hemmerle
August 23, 2022
Bush Honeysuckle: What Is It and Why Is It a Problem in the Landscape?

We start with the WHY? Why bush honeysuckle is not great for you, your yard or environment.

Then we delve into the HOW? How do we address the momentum of this invasive in our landscapes and why it matters.

John Hemmerle
August 30, 2021

Edible Landscapes: How to Grow Food in Your Yard

John Hemmerle
August 30, 2021
Edible Landscapes: How to Grow Food in Your Yard

Whether you are aiming to reduce exposure to grocery store pesticides and herbicides, create a meaningful experience for you and your family, or simply make the most of your space, creating edible landscapes can be an infinitely rewarding endeavor. When it comes to growing food, however, there is definitely no simple, one-size-fits-all approach.

Source: edible landscaping

John Hemmerle
January 30, 2021

An Ecological Approach to Water Management & Yard Drainage

John Hemmerle
January 30, 2021
An Ecological Approach to Water Management & Yard Drainage

Rainwater management and yard drainage is an issue in many Cincinnati yards. Learn more about how to solve this problem using a variety of different ecological landscaping approaches.

John Hemmerle
October 6, 2020

Sprucing Up Your Yard: Fall Garden Cleanup

John Hemmerle
October 6, 2020
Sprucing Up Your Yard: Fall Garden Cleanup

Fall is for gardening! Learn some simple steps for fall garden cleanup to set up your garden for success next year.

John Hemmerle
September 23, 2020

What To Do About That Mess of Honeysuckle In Your Yard

John Hemmerle
September 23, 2020

Learn some of the problems with invasive honeysuckle and how honeysuckle removal can improve the beauty and functionality of your yard.

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