I honestly Don't Know

Great! Here are my recommendations:

This is what Roerich's paintings look like:

Like you’re telling me you’re renovating a house, renovating a backyard, and all you can do is mention one (1) of the 12+ plants you’re putting in and be like ‘heehee pretty leaf’ and nothing else?

A team of landscapers and environmental/rewilding experts. Maybe they’re teamed up with NWF or something I dunno. Maybe depending on where they are they team up with different people.

They find families or organizations that wanna convert spaces to wildlife friendly spaces, or big pollinator gardens, or whatever. People who are maybe experiencing problems with their current landscaping that they don’t know how to fix or with what.

The team comes in, get an idea of what the family wants (butterfly garden? Wildscape? Something neat but helpful? Cool with a wild look?). They talk with each other about what to plant and why—say, part of the yard stays dry, so some cool natives would be purple coneflower and others, maybe considering color combos and such. Then show the process of planting things in, maybe have the family pitch in so they can learn about what they’re planting and how to maintain it. Maybe they try and make sure each garden can be a certified wildlife habitat, or a certified pollinator waystation, and they make a nice deal of putting the sign in every episode.

It’d be really nice if they popped in again a few months or a few years later to see how things are filling in and developing as well.

Imagine the variety of projects. They could do family garden spaces. They could do big projects for season finales, like big farmhouse style gardens or hospital landscaping or a big park area and such.

You know how some animal shows have info fun fact cards about random animals right before or right after the commercial break? They could do that but with a particular plant they’re adding to the garden, or a particular animal they’re trying to help? Farmhouse wants to encourage barn owls? Fact card during commercial breaks. Pollinator garden project? Highlight some of the host plants they’re planting, or the butterflies they’re aiming to attract.

Idk how the laws around showing shop logos/business info is, but they could have a segment where they go to a local nursery focused on native plants and talk to the owners about their project to help find what they need, which would be a cool way for these nurseries to get more attention (though I can see how the overflow of attention could be too much).

If they’re doing a project where they’re fighting an invasive, talk about the invasive and what they’re replacing it with and why. Talk about common non-native (imo boring) landscaping plants and what interesting cool native plants you’re replacing it with, and how it benefits the environment and is still cool and fun and nice for the people living in the space!