Ecologically Native Landscapes in the Bay Area
Beyond “California Native”
Not all California native plants are native to every part of the state. A shrub from San Diego might technically be “California native,” but it won’t be adapted to the climate, soils, or ecosystems of Palo Alto, Menlo Park, or the Peninsula.
That’s why ecologically native landscapes are different. They use plants that are not just from California in general, but from your specific region. This local focus ensures long-term success for both gardens and the environment. We call this the CalNative approach — designing with plants that truly belong.
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