California native plants

California native plants are species that have evolved in the region over thousands of years, adapting to its unique climate and ecosystems. These plants play a crucial role in local biodiversity, providing habitats for wildlife and supporting pollinators like bees and butterflies. They are typically more drought-resistant and pest-resistant than non-native species, making them easier to care for in gardens. By choosing native plants, homeowners can enhance their landscapes while conserving water and reducing maintenance needs, all while promoting the health of the local ecosystem.