California Natives
California native plants offer an exceptionally rich and diverse palette of species uniquely adapted to our regional climate, soils, and ecosystems. These beautiful plants provide not only distinctive aesthetic appeal and deep cultural significance but also thrive with minimal added water and fertilizer once established, making them ideal for sustainable, water-wise landscapes.
Native plants form the foundation of healthy local ecosystems, providing essential habitat and food sources for native birds, pollinators, and wildlife that have lost vast amounts of habitat to development and land conversion. By choosing California natives for our gardens, we strengthen biodiversity, support struggling pollinator populations, and restore ecological connections that sustain both wildlife and human communities.
From drought-tolerant chaparral shrubs and elegant oaks to vibrant wildflowers and evergreen conifers, these adaptable plants suit every garden style and situation while reducing maintenance demands and environmental impact. Planting natives is an investment in environmental stewardship, creating beautiful, resilient landscapes that honor and protect the natural heritage of Northern California for generations to come.
"Man does not weave this web of life. He is merely a strand of it. Whatever he does to the web, he does to himself." - Chief Seattle, Chief of the Suquamish and Duwamish Tribes
California Natives
California native plants offer an exceptionally rich and diverse palette of species uniquely adapted to our regional climate, soils, and ecosystems. These beautiful plants provide not only distinctive aesthetic appeal and deep cultural significance but also thrive with minimal added water and fertilizer once established, making them ideal for sustainable, water-wise landscapes.
Native plants form the foundation of healthy local ecosystems, providing essential habitat and food sources for native birds, pollinators, and wildlife that have lost vast amounts of habitat to development and land conversion. By choosing California natives for our gardens, we strengthen biodiversity, support struggling pollinator populations, and restore ecological connections that sustain both wildlife and human communities.
From drought-tolerant chaparral shrubs and elegant oaks to vibrant wildflowers and evergreen conifers, these adaptable plants suit every garden style and situation while reducing maintenance demands and environmental impact. Planting natives is an investment in environmental stewardship, creating beautiful, resilient landscapes that honor and protect the natural heritage of Northern California for generations to come.
"Man does not weave this web of life. He is merely a strand of it. Whatever he does to the web, he does to himself." - Chief Seattle, Chief of the Suquamish and Duwamish Tribes
