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Homeowners benefit in other ways since more shrubs and trees along the property lines provide natural privacy screens and reduce noise.
The science of ecology tells us that our gardens are not isolated slivers of land. What we do with our home landscapes has a ripple effect on larger, natural systems. If one homeowner has a bird planting with shrubs and trees while a neighbor enjoys a wildflower garden, there is a flow in the natural system. Linked habitats allow beneficial insects, songbirds and wild plants to get around from place to place.
We can never have natural beauty back in places where it has been destroyed to build a shopping mall, but
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