Ditch the Grass,
Embrace the Wild!

Native Habitats & Ecological Landscaping in Knoxville, TN

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Our Services

Your path from lawn to habitat begins with the right plan, the right plants, and the right support.

🌱 Invasive Plant Removal

Remove what’s harming your yard — and make room for native life.
We identify and remove invasive species safely and effectively, preventing them from spreading and restoring balance to your landscape. This service creates the clean slate needed for native plants, wildlife, and healthier soil to thrive again.

🌿 On-Site Consultation

A personalized, walk-through assessment of your yard.
We examine soil, sunlight, drainage, existing plants, and overall site conditions to uncover what your space could become. You’ll get clear guidance, native plant recommendations, and a plan tailored to your goals — whether you want DIY support or a full installation.

🌼 Native Plant Installation

Transform your yard into a thriving, low-maintenance habitat.
From choosing the right plants for your microclimate to designing a layout that supports pollinators and seasonal interest, we handle the full installation process. The result? A beautiful, ecologically rich landscape that grows wilder and more resilient every year.

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Why Rewild Your Yard?

Transform your space into a living ecosystem that works with nature — not against it.

Bring Your Yard Back to Life

Attract more wildlife — birds, butterflies, caterpillars, moths, fireflies, and beneficial insects.
Feed the local food web with native plants that create real energy for wildlife — unlike turfgrass, which provides almost none.

Save Water. Save Time. Save Money.

Reduce water usage with plants adapted to Tennessee weather.
Lower maintenance — less mowing, less trimming, less everything.
Cut out fertilizers & pesticides, reducing costs and exposure to harmful chemicals.

A Yard That Heals the Environment

Protect waterways by reducing runoff, erosion, and polluted stormwater.
Improve soil health with deep-rooted native plants that build structure and store organic matter.
Reduce carbon emissions by replacing weekly mowing with low-maintenance plant communities.

Beauty in Every Season

Spring + Summer: flowers, color, movement, and life.
Fall: seed heads, warm tones, migrating wildlife.
Winter: soft browns from native grasses, seedpods, interesting silhouettes, berries, and birds using your plants for shelter and food.
Brown is a color too — and it’s beautiful.

Create a Space That’s Truly Yours

A rewilded yard feels vibrant, intentional, and unique — not a copy-and-paste lawn.
Many homeowners find that a thoughtfully designed native landscape supports long-term curb appeal because it looks alive, healthy, and well-cared-for.

The Simple Truth

Flowers are prettier than turfgrass. Wildlife is more interesting than a mower. Your yard can do more — and look better doing it.

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Rewild Tennessee —Our Mission

At Rewild Tennessee, we envision a future where every yard holds space for nature — whether it’s a small native garden, a vegetable patch, a pollinator haven, or a pocket prairie made up of 50% (or more) native grasses. We believe that homeowners aren’t just stewards of their land — they are agents of ecological change.

Did you know? There are more than 40–50 million acres of maintained turfgrass in the U.S. alone. That’s a massive opportunity: by rewilding just a portion of our own yards, we can have an outsized impact on biodiversity, soil health, water conservation, and carbon storage.

Here’s how we make a difference:

We help transform traditional lawns into resilient native ecosystems.
We support pollinators, birds, and other wildlife by restoring plant diversity.
We reduce reliance on water, fertilizer, and toxic chemicals — making yards cleaner and more sustainable.
We build communities where ecological gardening is not just a choice, but a shared identity.

Our mission is simple but transformative:
Empower every homeowner in Tennessee to reclaim their outdoor space as living habitat. By doing so, we don’t just change yards — we change the world, one native plant at a time.