BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA NATIVES. Deva Luna EarthCare Landscaping
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1 SUSTAINABLE WATERWISE GARDENING LANDSCAPING WITH BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA NATIVES Deva Luna EarthCare Landscaping
2 WHY NATIVES? California has a very unique flora Plants and pollinators interdependent Ecological - use less chemicals Economical - use less water Smart gardening - use less labor
3 SANTA MONICA DEMONSTRATION garden/garden California Natives Conventional Landscaping
4 CONVENTIONAL GARDEN ESTABLISHED
5 CALIFORNIA NATIVE GARDEN ESTABLISHED
6 garden/garden Comparison 1/10 of the water ¼ of the maintenance labor 3/5 of the green waste Increased habitat Lowered pollution To view online: Landscape/Demonstration_Gardens.aspx
7 Annual Comparison
8 Photo and Design: Stephanie Morris
9 Photo: Laura Schaub
10 Design: Annaloy Nickum Photo: Deva Luna
11 Support habitat
12 Birds, bees and butterflies, oh my! No pesticides or herbicides Plant natives that bloom at different times Some evergreen, some deciduous Don t prune off seeds and berries Provide shelter and places to raise young Provide water
13 Pipevine (Aristolochia) & Pipevine Swallowtail
14 Monarch caterpillar on Showy Milkweed
15 Just add water to attract birds!
16 SUSTAINABLE LAWN SUBSTITUTES LANDSCAPING Herbs, Groundcovers, Meadows
17 Design: Cheryl Renshaw MIXED HERB LAWN
18 Design & Photo: Stephanie Morris YARROW LAWN
19 Photo: Stephanie Morris ECO-LAWN
20 NO MOW GRASSES Seasonal changes Flowers sway in the breeze Can be mowed as a traditional lawn or yearly Can be weed whacked annually Provide habitat for birds, butterflies Can be interplanted with wildflowers
21 RED FESCUE Festuca rubra Photo: Deva Luna
22 Design: Middlebrook Gardens Photo: Stephanie Morris WESTERN FESCUE Festuca occidentalis
23 DUNE SEDGE Carex pansa Design: Agi Kehoe Installation: EarthCare Landscaping
24 Chaparral, Grassland, and Desert Plants Sunny and Dry
25 MANZANITA Arctostaphylos Dr. Hurd
26 Cleveland Sage (with Monkey Flower) Salvia clevelandii
27 DWARF COYOTE BUSH Baccharis pillularis Twin Peaks
28 MATILIJA POPPY Romneya coulteri
29 CALIFORNIA FUCHSIA Epilobium Select Mattole
30 Design & Photo: Sherri Osaka CEANOTHUS CONCHA
31 ROSY BUCKWHEAT Eriogonum grande var. rubescens
32 FOOTHILL PENSTEMON Penstemon heterophyllus
33 Deer Grass Muhlenbergia rigens Design & Photo: Sherri Osaka
34 Oak Woodland Dry Shade
35 Pacific Coast Hybrid Iris
36 COYOTE MINT Monarda villosa
37 Hummingbird Sage Salvia spathacea
38 California Coffeeberry Rhamnus californica Eve Case
39 Toyon Heteromeles arbutifolia
40 California Grape Vitis californica Roger s Red
41 Riparian and Coastal Plants Sunny and moist
42 Sandhill Sagebrush Artemesia pynocephylla David s Choice Design: Sherri Osaka Installation: EarthCare Landscaping
43 Idaho Fescue Festuca idahoensis Design Photo: Sherri Osaka
44 Design: Sherri Osaka Photo: Deva Luna Beach Strawberry Fragaria chiloensis
45 Vine Maple Acer circinatum
46 Design: Fran Adams Photo: Deva Luna Arctostaphylos uva-ursi - Manzanita Heuchera Old La Rochette - Alum Root
47 California Lilac Ceanothus hearstiorum Design & Photo: Sherri Osaka
48 Cedros Island Verbena Verbena lilacina De La Mina
49 Photo: Deva Luna Beach Aster Erigeron glaucus Wayne Roderick
50 Redwood Forest Moist Shade
51 Wild Ginger Asarum caudatum
52 Western Bleeding Heart Dicentra formosa
53 Western Columbine Aquilegia formosa
54 Flowering Currant Ribes sanguineum
55 Western Azalea Rhododendron occidentale
56 Western Sword Fern Polystichum munitum Design & Photo: Sherri Osaka
57 RESOURCES Going Native Garden Tour April each year California Native Plant Society Yerba Buena Demonstration Garden California Native Garden Foundation A wiki site for Sustainable Landscaping with lists of professionals and pictures
58 Remember garden / garden? The choice is yours!
59 California natives can be spectacular!!!
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