EarthBalance Corporation

EarthBalance Corporation Ecosystem Restoration Contractor specializing in growing and installing native plants.

We are restoration contractors who place our trained, equipped and well managed teams on the ground to implement ecosystem restoration projects. Working throughout the southeastern United States and the Caribbean, our teams of environmental scientists and trained technicians are experts in designing, constructing, restoring, and managing upland and wetland habitats. Specifically we:
- Remove invas

ive or unwanted vegetation
- Grow and install native plant species
- Operate four mitigation banks in Florida
- Consult with land managers and regulatory agencies to obtain approvals or permits

Native Plant Spotlight: Rustweed (Polypremum procumbens)Despite its name, Rustweed is a native Florida wildflower that t...
06/12/2026

Native Plant Spotlight: Rustweed (Polypremum procumbens)

Despite its name, Rustweed is a native Florida wildflower that thrives in sandy soils and open habitats. This low-growing plant produces tiny white flowers and is often recognized by its distinctive rusty-orange foliage during periods of drought or in the fall.

A small but resilient member of Florida's native plant communities, Rustweed is well adapted to some of our state's toughest growing conditions.

Florida black bears are an important part of our state's natural ecosystems, helping disperse seeds and maintain healthy...
06/08/2026

Florida black bears are an important part of our state's natural ecosystems, helping disperse seeds and maintain healthy habitats.

Seeing one in the wild is always a reminder that Florida's natural areas are still home to incredible wildlife. From a safe distance, moments like this showcase the value of protecting and restoring the habitats that these animals depend on.

Please join us in congratulating Chrissy Hensel on her promotion!Since joining EarthBalance® in 2000, Chrissy has played...
05/28/2026

Please join us in congratulating Chrissy Hensel on her promotion!

Since joining EarthBalance® in 2000, Chrissy has played a vital role in the success of our company through her leadership, technical expertise, and dedication to excellence. From managing complex coastal restoration projects to overseeing project management operations, bidding processes, nursery coordination, and client relationships, Chrissy continues to make a lasting impact across every level of our organization.

With decades of field experience, deep ecological knowledge, and a passion for restoration, Chrissy exemplifies the teamwork, excellence, and respect that drive EarthBalance forward.

Congratulations, Chrissy — we’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved achievement!

Who’s Watching Who? Caught on the trail cam: a mama deer and her fawn making their way through one of our project sites....
05/26/2026

Who’s Watching Who?

Caught on the trail cam: a mama deer and her fawn making their way through one of our project sites.

A good reminder that restored habitats don’t just look better — wildlife actually uses them.

Always cool to see what shows up on camera.

Who’s Watching Who? Caught on the trail cam: a mama deer and her fawn making their way through one of our project sites....
05/26/2026

Who’s Watching Who?

Caught on the trail cam: a mama deer and her fawn making their way through one of our project sites.

A good reminder that restored habitats don’t just look better — wildlife actually uses them.

Always cool to see what shows up on camera. 🌿

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice wil...
05/25/2026

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.

From all of us at EarthBalance®, we wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

Also known as Dune Morning Glory or White Beach Morning Glory, Ipomoea imperati plays an important role in coastal ecosy...
05/22/2026

Also known as Dune Morning Glory or White Beach Morning Glory, Ipomoea imperati plays an important role in coastal ecosystems by helping stabilize surface sands while thriving in harsh shoreline conditions
✔ Tolerant of salt spray, wind, heat, and drought
✔ Adapted to nutrient-poor, well-drained coastal soils
✔ Spreading growth habit suited for dune systems
✔ Distinct white flowers provide seasonal visual interest

At EarthBalance®, we value native coastal species that contribute to healthier, more resilient shoreline ecosystems across Florida and the Southeast.

📩 Request availability, specifications, and pricing today.

Can You Spot the Gator? His Neighbors Sure Can. Not all wetlands hold water year-round — but some of Florida’s most impo...
05/19/2026

Can You Spot the Gator? His Neighbors Sure Can.

Not all wetlands hold water year-round — but some of Florida’s most important ecosystems begin with a simple depression in the landscape.

A gator hole is created when an American alligator digs into wetland soils during dry periods, that can serve as a refuge for fish, amphibians, turtles, wading birds, and countless other species. During seasonal droughts, these natural features often become critical habitat for wildlife survival.

At EarthBalance®, we understand that restoration is about more than vegetation alone. It’s about restoring the ecological functions that allow natural systems to thrive.

Green Sea Oxeye Daisy (Borrichia arborescens) is a proven choice for coastal restoration and salt-tolerant planting in F...
05/15/2026

Green Sea Oxeye Daisy (Borrichia arborescens) is a proven choice for coastal restoration and salt-tolerant planting in Florida’s shoreline environments.

✔ Native to Florida and the southeastern U.S.
✔ Highly tolerant of salt spray and sandy soils
✔ Performs in coastal strand, back-dune, and mangrove edge environments
✔ Supports pollinators and coastal biodiversity

While primary dune species like Uniola paniculata (sea oats) drive dune formation, Green Sea Oxeye Daisy plays a key supporting role—helping stabilize secondary zones and build resilient plant communities over time.

Available now from our native nurseries.
Bulk orders ready for coastal restoration, mitigation, and resilient landscape projects.

📩 Contact us for availability + project support

Gopher Frog SpotlightThe Gopher frog spends most of its life underground—often in burrows made by gopher tortoises and o...
05/12/2026

Gopher Frog Spotlight
The Gopher frog spends most of its life underground—often in burrows made by gopher tortoises and other animals
✔ Breeds in temporary wetlands or ponds after seasonal rains
✔ Thrives in longleaf pine, xeric oak, sandhill, and scrub uplands
✔ Acts as an ecological indicator of healthy ecosystems

At EarthBalance, our restoration of connected upland and wetland systems directly supports species like the Gopher frog.

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2570 Commerce Parkway
North Port, FL
34289

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(941) 426-7878

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