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Interesting video to learn some new plants. Good luck

More Hummingbird Sage !!! And CA Lilac!

Plant more of that red penstimon !!!!! Wow, beautiful !!!!! Great garden. I’m in FL. It’s always nice to see native gardens from all over the world.

That's so cool. Thank you for teaching me something! I too have an affinity for these kinds of flowers- in particular the weeds that have tiny "blooms" that look like daisies!

Did you just throw seed on top of the mulch?

Love it

Hey there, this is a beautiful garden! I've been using your videos to cross reference how my garden is doing further down in the Valley. Just a heads up about the Sweet Alyssum, it's a mediterranean native that's actually becoming somewhat invasive because it keeps getting added to California wildflower seed packets. Same with bachelor's buttons. Happy gardening!

Blue dick and fiddleneck can you buy that in seed.

Loved your native plants. Good luck. I trying to add natives to our garden. Thxs

Buckeye is a slow grower compared to the elderberry.

that starlight sage really is amazing. Does common yarrow have a scent? I get the feeling var. occidentalis is the one that smells strong

do you just throw the seeds on top of the mulch?

Lovely! I especially enjoyed the Feline hamicus.

Beautiful garden. Thank you for sharing.

Good luck to your native garden!

Funny how every garden has its nemesis. Yours is deer, mine - snails

Mr. Ham stanning Fiddleneck is everything

Hi. I live in the San Gabriel Valley and although you have different challenges with native plants, I really enjoy listening to you. Thank you for the tips and updates!

Can’t wait for your native plants to bloom! Love your wildflower short videos.

Are you sure the red ants are not native? Try getting a closer look

I love your vids

Those are beautiful.

Looking forward to seeing how the plants do this year.

That tridentata is gorgeous. Wish I could have one but it would perish in my constantly damp riparian clay soil. I'll stick to douglasiana for now :)

I have deer in my garden too (Berkeley). I'm trying some of the spray that is harmless but smells bad to discourage deer. I planted some tar weed (Madia elegans). I didn't know they discourage deer. Thanks for the tip. The deer seem to leave the "deer resistant" plants alone until the flowers bloom. Then ... chomp ... chomp... bye bye. :) Thanks for sharing the videos.

That deergrass mulch tho!

Coarsegold? Nice!! Those foothill are so special

Yes, Hollywood is mistakenly named for Toyon. The berries are edible.

Goodluck with the Salvia apiana and other Southern California natives. You guys get a lot more rain than theyre comfortable with. I would look into California Junipers, hibiscus lasiocarpos var. occidentalis, Northern Arctostaphylos species, and Corylus Cornuta, are good ones that would really thrive in ur garden

Which manzanita do you have

I’ve never worried about the pruning of my sage😀 when ever it needs cleaning up I butcher them way back and they always forgive me

The Artemisia could be 'Powis Castle'

Thank you for sharing

Nice haul,new here,what growing zone are you in? Very nice scenery.

I am looking forward to your updates! I am new to native plants and I just started planting them. I am in So Cal. Good luck on your plants and I hope the deer stay away!

👍👍Fantastic native garden. Bermuda can be a real pest.

Looks great! You have lots of land to work with. I could see a nice bird bath or fountain to attract birds.

What’s your Sunset zone? Beautiful plants :)