I really like how you show each plants when they are fully matured. I wish all nurseries/growers will have pictures of their plants in their mature stage
It would help if you mentioned what type of CA climate each plant is native to. We have so many varied ecosystems, from Redwood forest to dry desert, mountains to islands. Otherwise, this is a good selection, and it's great to see many of these plants.
These are beautiful. I took cuttings off a Catalina silverlace to propagate it. It worked. It’s hard to find but once I saw it I took the opportunity to get cuttings.
Thanks for the inspiration I think I missed the contest but your page is just what I needed. I’m an architect and first time home buyer and can’t wait to turn my attention to redoing the landscaping my yards!
I just discovered your video series and I’m so excited about it. I have a California Native front yard and I haven’t quite figured out how to take care of it, so your videos are a great help. Now I need to go visit your nursery. THANK YOU. 🙏
Thank you. Side note, technically I'm not directly associated with Tree of Life Nursery. I'm just a customer and a designer that loves to use their product. If you have pictures of your garden I would love to see them.
creations landscape designs Ok, I will. We had a lovely Chilean Mesquite in our front yard and we took it down yesterday because it was about 35 feet high and about 45 feet wide. It was taking over and left a horrible mess. It was way too big for our yard. I now want to replant with something that won’t be so messy, or need to be trimmed so very much each year ($$$). It had even grown over the driveway. I would like another tree that would cast some shade but not take over. I’ve also thought about 3 smaller trees in a cluster? I have been trying to educate myself somewhat about trees, which is how I found you. I will take some pics and send them. Thank you for writing back. -My Best to you, Marci V
I love to learn more about the California Natives. Im in the process of changing my backyard garden adding plants that can grow with minimum water or care.
Tree of Life Nursery in San Juan Capistrano, offers lots of lectures on Saturdays about California native plants. They have a video on their TH-cam channel about caring for them.
thank you for this video! i love the Eriophyllum nevinii! not familiar w/ the Erigeron glauca 'Arthur Menzies', but will look for it. the plants which you show in the ground and with flowers show really well - but just in container pots do nothing to illustrate it. my favorite Erigeron glauca is 'Seabreeze'! the Salvia 'clevelandii' you show is actually leucophylla - not clevelandii. The Hesperaloe is not a california native, but IS a southwestern native [texas].
I really like how you show each plants when they are fully matured. I wish all nurseries/growers will have pictures of their plants in their mature stage
Sometimes that's hard to do but I try. Thank you glad you enjoyed watching this.
It would help if you mentioned what type of CA climate each plant is native to. We have so many varied ecosystems, from Redwood forest to dry desert, mountains to islands. Otherwise, this is a good selection, and it's great to see many of these plants.
That's a great idea, however I made so many Native Plant videos that updating the mall with take forever haha
Wonderful video! Thank you for the variety of plant types, and all of the ideas.
thanks
These are beautiful. I took cuttings off a Catalina silverlace to propagate it. It worked. It’s hard to find but once I saw it I took the opportunity to get cuttings.
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Thanks for the inspiration I think I missed the contest but your page is just what I needed. I’m an architect and first time home buyer and can’t wait to turn my attention to redoing the landscaping my yards!
Yay feel free to share pictures of what you done to your landscape or will be doing.
Thank you for the subtitle. New to native plants and the subtitle helps me to research more later. Thanks again
I just discovered your video series and I’m so excited about it. I have a California Native front yard and I haven’t quite figured out how to take care of it, so your videos are a great help. Now I need to go visit your nursery. THANK YOU. 🙏
Thank you. Side note, technically I'm not directly associated with Tree of Life Nursery. I'm just a customer and a designer that loves to use their product. If you have pictures of your garden I would love to see them.
creations landscape designs Ok, I will. We had a lovely Chilean Mesquite in our front yard and we took it down yesterday because it was about 35 feet high and about 45 feet wide. It was taking over and left a horrible mess. It was way too big for our yard. I now want to replant with something that won’t be so messy, or need to be trimmed so very much each year ($$$). It had even grown over the driveway. I would like another tree that would cast some shade but not take over. I’ve also thought about 3 smaller trees in a cluster? I have been trying to educate myself somewhat about trees, which is how I found you. I will take some pics and send them. Thank you for writing back. -My Best to you, Marci V
@@marciavandercapellen7821 what about the desert museum Palo Verde?
Also amazing choices! I’m only 3 flowers deep but I love your selection so far. I’m pretty familiar with my natives too
I love to learn more about the California Natives. Im in the process of changing my backyard garden adding plants that can grow with minimum water or care.
Tree of Life Nursery in San Juan Capistrano, offers lots of lectures on Saturdays about California native plants. They have a video on their TH-cam channel about caring for them.
Really enjoyed your video. Very helpful for me. Loved the Baja Bush Snapdragon. Thank you for your hard work
You're welcome.
This was a really helpful video. I am headed out to Theodore Payne Nursery to pick up some native plants for my garden.
yay
Took notes. Thank you tree of life
Thank for the lovely ideas! For the clevelandia sage, do you suggest cutting back in the spring and if so, how far down?
I've heard of people just cutting it to the ground almost and it comes back
No such thing as top 10 in my book haha. There all amazing
true
Love the selection!!
Thanks
Are manzanitas trees a messy plant?
Not that I am aware of. But, the flowers do drop as with any other plant.
Where do you get these plants?
If you live in Orange County I get them at Tree of Life Nursery. Where do you live and and I can look up a place that might have them?
What is the name of plant with grey foliage on the front of the video?
Eriophyllum nevenii
I wish you would give zones of these
Good point and noted for the future
where can one find a catalina silverlace in california??
Tree of life nursery in San Juan Capistrano
@@creationslandscapedesigns thank you!!!
What zone or city are you in making this video? I love the content !
Orange County
thank you for this video! i love the Eriophyllum nevinii! not familiar w/ the Erigeron glauca 'Arthur Menzies', but will look for it. the plants which you show in the ground and with flowers show really well - but just in container pots do nothing to illustrate it. my favorite Erigeron glauca is 'Seabreeze'! the Salvia 'clevelandii' you show is actually leucophylla - not clevelandii. The Hesperaloe is not a california native, but IS a southwestern native [texas].
This is interesting. At Tree of Life nursery they have it categorized as just Clevelandii. Then again they all look the same to me hahaha
L.A. County Natural Areas