What are some drought-resistant native trees I can plant in my garden?

What are some drought-resistant native trees I can plant in my garden?

Some great options include the Western Red Cedar, Desert Willow, and the California Sycamore. These trees thrive in dry conditions.

What are the benefits of planting native trees?

Native trees are adapted to the local climate, require less water, and support local wildlife, making them eco-friendly choices.

How much water do these trees need once established?

Once established, these trees typically need minimal watering, about once a month during dry spells, depending on the species.

Are there any specific care tips for these trees?

Yes, ensure proper mulching to retain moisture, and prune them during the dormant season to promote healthy growth.

Can you recommend any resources for learning more about native plants?

Absolutely! Check out local extension services or websites like the Native Plant Society for guides and resources.