Native plants are local plants. They have been growing in a particular region for possibly thousands of years. They grow well without much “care” because they are well adapted to the habitat. They like the type of soil in that region. They do perfectly well with the amount of sunlight they receive there, and are quite happy with the climate, which includes the normal temperatures and the usual amount of rainfall for the area.

Wildlife populations in their particular region, have evolved a close relationship with the native plants, which they use for shelter, and for food. That’s why when you plant native plants you naturally increase the populations of pollinators, birds and other wildlife.

In this program, we’ll learn a lot about native plants and how you can use them to promote biodiversity in your outdoor spaces.