Incorporating California native plants into urban landscaping offers significant economic benefits, including reduced water bills, lower maintenance costs, decreased pesticide use, and enhanced property values, promoting sustainability and community health.
The California poppy symbolizes the state’s beauty and resilience. As the official state flower since 1903, its protection during super blooms is vital for conservation.
California’s native pollinators, vital for ecosystems, rely on indigenous plants for nourishment and habitat. Supporting them through native gardens boosts biodiversity, resiliency, and ecological health amidst habitat loss.
Spring in Southern California showcases vibrant native plant blooms, supporting local ecosystems and providing food for pollinators. Essential species include California Poppy, Redbud, and Black Sage, thriving in drought.
Exploring Urban Ecosystems and Patch Ecology 