Native Gardening Chats: Aromatic Native Plants
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Many California native plant are as alluring on the nose as they are on the eyes.
From the enrapturing scents of our sages, wild zest of our coyote mints and rugged perfumes of our sagebrushes, there is a diversity of amazing aromas you can bring to your garden. Hear about California's unique plant fragrances and how to celebrate these aromas in your growing space with expert design tips.
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Thank you. Very enjoyable.
I've been focusing on getting better at native seed and cutting propogation. Been reintroducing my landscape to natives and have much more to go. The pioneer sages (white/black/purple) are going through their first spring intermingled with 10+ other sages that grow well here. CA sagebrush smells great on some of the hills previously harboring an avocado grove. In a few years there should be a bourgeoning example of permaculture potential in coastal sage scrub microclimates. Great presentation.
Wonderful presentation, thank you! How do I find a full list of small (emphasis on small) fragrant native CA plants, particularly plants that work in pots, and very small spaces? Also, love the idea of edible natives. San Diego CA
Thank you for sharing. Very enjoyable to watch and learn. By any chance anyone can tell me where to get seeds of the Hummingbird Sage? I have been looking for it to grow in So Cal. Thanks
Secret to growing Trichostema 'Wooley Blue Curls' is plant on a berm and don't give it too much water. It needs really good drainage. Mine thrives with neglect in Livermore.
Needed to read this. Thank you
I liked the video but wished the first presenter focused more on discussing aromatic plants than her projects.