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I just discovered these and bought one!👍😋

I am planning the landscaping on a piece of property located in the arid region to the east of Marrakech, Morocco. These videos have been invaluable in helping me to understand the issues I am facing, and the means to address them. I am so excited, and I can't thank you folks enough.

The butterfly nectaring on the verbena is the real salesman here. 🦋

I have a De La Mina Verbena that has grown to three feet in diameter in just on year. Living on the California Central Coast this plant has not stopped blooming since I planted it!

Get rid of drip systems in native gardens. Drip was invented for agriculture and works great in an edible garden. Native plants die within a few years, using drip --- Natives do not like "wet feet". My 7 year old, native garden uses NO sprinklers or drip irrigation. 100% dependent on rainfall. Infrequent hand-water for new plantings. All hand watering in the establishment phase. No irrigation system can match the value and success of proper hand water soil hydration. Passive hydration happens via strategic rock/catch dam/dry bed and gravel features.

Great info, nice and concise. Love the notes on overall size and water tolerance!!

Thank you for so detailed instructions. How about laying the bottom and half height edges with water impermeable fabric? to limit water from soaking surrounding soil.

Should I sheet mulch again if the grass grew through the cardboard? With a vengeance btw.

Great video, the “notes” pages are great 👍

LA City Sanitation website list locations for free mulch and two types of gardening soil. It is wonderful for sheet mulching. The locations listed are in East Los Angeles(near Boyle Heights, Elysian Valley, Griffith Park, Lopez Canyon Environmental Center (my favorite), Lincoln Heights, North Hollywood (near Burbank), San Pedro, Van Nuys(near D.C. Tillman Plant), and West LA.

These video workshops have been invaluable! Thank you for recording and putting them online. I have learned so much and don't know how I would do a yard transformation without them.

Very nice video!!! How do you feel about a garden blanket under the river? Do you think it's okay to put that underneath for extra weed protection?

I love how fantstical, whimsical, and down right goofy some of the names of native flowers are😂❤

Yes! More tips please.

Excellent presentation!

waaatt? Bacon is more frost sensitive? No it's not. It's tolerant of temps to around 25 degrees at least. Wrong info.

don't wet the cardboard before mulching. the edges will curl and your mulch will get under the cardboard

Just the first year? What about the following years?

Thank you for doing this, I live near you so this is very informative for me!

Cardboard contains tons of chemicals

Great use for beer cartons. Been doing this fir a while

Thank you so much for the demonstration and explanation on pruning natives. This is a great resource!

Do all the native plants this is amazing!!

Great advice, thank you!

Very informative . A little Mr. Rogers-esque but still very good info. thank you.

What about filling the hole with water 2x and waiting for it to drain before placing the plant?

The watering ring! How have I never heard this? Genius

Hi! I just found your video. I wish I'd seen it last year, but I broke my leg and was late to the planting party. It's early March and I'm just now getting to seed the poppies and wild flowers. Will this be a problem?

Love this!

Great video! Thanks

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That's sad that nobody commented on this. You should have a thousandthat's because you work so hard to make this. You should be a shame of w selfie you just grow down this. You're gonna go wish I have done that

Man, How timely is this video. Another extremely helpful video for us newbies to both Cali natives and gardening.

This is the best person on ca native plants I've seen on RUclips. Thank you for all you do

So much great knowledge thank you so much! I love the “a few weeks later shot” and would absolutely enjoy a follow up video in spring once the blooms set to reassure all of us timid pruners that our plants will thank us for the pruning work we did in winter! Great video!

*Heads to homedepot* nice and easy.

Turned out beautiful ❤️

Just watched this whole webinar. This was the most informative and articulate video I have ever seen on this topic ... And I've seen a lot. Wow, I feel so much better equipped to deal with my water woes here in Delaware. Thank you so very much for making this available on RUclips. 🎯 Excellent presentation 👏👏👏

Am i able to seed these in January- February?

can't wait to see the flowers

Great, now I will do mine.

Great guide for planting wildflowers! Very good information….

I love this video. I planted California Poppy -5000 seeds & Elegant Clarkia. I'm so excited!!!!!

This was incredibly enlightening. I am actually in the SF Bay Area, but originally from SoCal and with climate change it is more similar now. Especially helpful was the storage of the water in the ground instead of in a tank. I have to say, your raised patio looks completely natural, like you just took a jack hammer to an existing slab! It is also interesting that you skipped the perforated PVC pipe in your French drain, I always thought that was necessary, but maybe not? Also, please, what are those plants in the front drain area that look like fountain grass?

What do you do about citrus greening disease?

Love this thank you

Another excellent and informative video. Does the lumber need to be somewhat dry before putting it out? There is some pretty wet lumber at the big box stores. If viewers do not have plants in their yard like white sage, various size reeds can be purchased online at sites like Crown Bees.

Just subscribed. Love this.

How do you keep weeds from growing?

nice, can they be put in ground level or i need to put them in a high area??