Native plants significantly reduce water consumption, using just one-seventh of the water compared to most non-natives once established.
Due to co-evolution with native wildlife, native plants often require fewer pesticides.
They contribute to lowering your carbon footprint by thriving in lean soils without the need for soil amendments or fertilizers, often being locally grown.
Well-designed native gardens, planted for mature plant size, demand minimal maintenance once established.
Native plants offer aesthetic beauty with diverse colors, forms, textures, and fragrances, providing year-round flowering potential.
They attract a variety of wildlife, including birds, hummingbirds, butterflies, and pollinators, offering food and shelter.
Native plants support crucial ecosystem services, with insects playing a vital role in bird diets and providing essential functions such as decomposition and pollination.
