Thank you both so much for the information! New CA homeowner here and I'm trying to alter our lawn with low water natives, as well as provide some shade for the hot summer days. The red grape and California lilac both stood out to me. Thanks!
Hello Bonnie and Bob. I am a volunteer gardener at San Damiano Retreat in Danville. One of my visions is for year round color in the main and lower courtyard garden. Thank you for your video. I now have better idea how to use California native plants in the landscape. I hope this to be a very exciting year filled with beauty...
Raise awareness upon compost worms and dung beetles..these two creatures will fight “the climate change” for us alongside Hemp. Soil science must grow like CA native plants
Love your positivity, ceanothus and buckwheat are two personal favorites. I am going to add the seaside daisies for sure! we thought about adding the california fuchsia but the gooseberry trees are too thorny. also I might have to add a manzanita to the hillside once we cut it back in January. exciting!
Try looking for native plant nurseries or online seed retailers. Make sure they are seeds native to and suitable for your location. We are not allowed to recommend specific companies or nurseries, unfortunately. Good luck!
Love this video. I wish you'd have one one specific exposures. North facing in the central valley would be my first pick with heavy shade in the winter and scorching hot in the summer. Thanks again for this one. Everyone loves color!
There is a nursery in Greenlawn, Deckers Nursery that sell Long Island Natives. Not sure how far that is for you. I wish I knew about them and importance of natives when I lived on Long Island.
