Designing with Native Plants - Randi Gunder

[@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.

[@windfognativelandscapedesi9725]

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

[@hongkongsyl1]

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

[@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