Support area businesses and organizations in our community along 38th Street in creating new art, landscape and plantings.
Attend one of our workshops via webinar! This year you can learn about resilient yards, bee lawns and planting for pollinators!
We engage with communities to co-create opportunities for resilient landscapes.
Your investment means we have more resources to support the communities we partner with. Thanks! Artist: Ava Barry
An hour-long visit in your yard by one of our design team members. Ask questions and brainstorm ideas!
A program for neighborhoods and cities to help residents make their yards more resilient.
Resident-centered design involves the community in decision-making and stewardship, benefiting those most impacted.
Lawns to Legumes ProgramThe Environmental Initiative Award was given to Lawns to Legumes for large-scale sustainability impacts. We worked with many partners on this state Board of Water and Soil Resources program to support Minnesotans to plant for pollinators in their yards, and are proud to be part of this effort.
We have made some changes on how we work due to COVID-19. You can find out more about this, and see a list of community mutual aid resources, below.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that partners with communities to create resilient landscapes and foster clean watersheds, embracing the values of equity and inclusion to solve environmental challenges. Click here to find the Metro Blooms 2019 Annual Report.
We are conducting a capital campaign to raise $400,000 for our new home. Learn more.
Metro Blooms is proud to coordinate the Blue Thumb program, a partnership promoting ecologically sustainable landscapes that reduce runoff, improve water quality and protect pollinators.
Blue Thumb workshops, offered as webinars, offer ideas to help you build a more resilient yard, including raingardens, native planting, bee lawns, other ways to plant for pollinators and more.
Schedule an in-person or virtual visit with a landscape designer for your property. This is also the first step to a sustainable landscape design.
Metro Blooms helps community stakeholders to be meaningfully involved in participatory clean water and green infrastructure projects that promote equity and environmental justice.
We offer onsite maintenance services to keep your stormwater management practices functioning and beautiful.
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