What are the water requirements for native plants?

What are the water requirements for native plants?

Native plants typically require less water than non-native species, as they are adapted to local climates. However, their specific needs can vary.

Can you give me examples of native plants that need less water?

Sure! Some drought-tolerant native plants include lavender, sage, and certain types of grasses like blue grama.

How often should I water these plants?

Generally, once established, native plants may only need watering every few weeks, depending on rainfall and soil conditions.

What soil conditions do they prefer?

Most native plants thrive in well-drained soil, often preferring sandy or loamy textures that mimic their natural habitats.