How can native plants help with climate adaptation?

How can native plants help with climate adaptation?

Native plants are adapted to local climates and ecosystems, making them resilient to climate changes. They can improve soil health, reduce erosion, and support local wildlife.

What are some examples of native plants that are good for climate adaptation?

Examples include the Eastern Red Cedar, which is drought-resistant, and the Purple Coneflower, which attracts pollinators and is heat-tolerant.

How do I choose the right native plants for my garden?

Consider your local climate, soil type, and the specific conditions of your garden. Local extension services or native plant societies can provide guidance.

Are there any resources for learning more about native plants?

Yes! Websites like the Native Plant Society and local botanical gardens often have resources and guides on native plants.