Designing with Native Plants - Randi Gunder

Join Randi Gunder, Tree of Life Nursery's in-house landscape designer, as she goes over the basics of California native plant design. Randi wants you to walk away from this workshop feeling inspired and confident when it comes to your native plant garden.
Randi joined Tree of Life summer of 2019 to help establish the landscape division at Tree of Life Nursery. Through the implementation of creatively designed native gardens, she hopes to encourage the relations between people and nature, and begin to re-wild our urban neighborhoods.
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[@terra.anguis7326]

Your video made me comfortable with using native plants 🤗

[@jeffreyjoyner1610]

I loved every second of your video. I appreciate you describing how you approach creating a landscape design.

[@hongkongsyl1]

I learned so much. Thank you so much for posting all this information! I’m completely inspired 🙌🏼

[@windfognativelandscapedesi9725]

This was very help Randi. Love your process. Thanks you for putting this together.

[@geniebarry3035]

Very inspiring and useful. Thank you so much!

[@TreeofLifeNursery]

Thank you for watching, Genie!~

[@thealternative9580]

What an informative video.

[@DianeBucka]

Great inspiration! 1. What’s the plant behind you, and 2. What’s the iPad software?

[@waynetyson3822]

When I was a landscape architecture student, I mapped a piece of natural vegetation that I liked, and then tried to superimpose it upon a residential lot. Why didn't that work out so well? 😉

[@playlistculture4890]

I’m curious as to what you ask, do tell🤔

[@waynetyson3822]

@@playlistculture4890 What does everyone believe I did wrong?

[@maries2313]

What was the name of the oak tree she said?

[@davidlerose4035]

Engelmann Oak (Quercus engelmannii)

[@RingxWorld]

Pasadena Oak. They're somewhat endangered so adding one to your home is great for more than just the looks, your helping preserve an important oak species