Tom Karwin, On Gardening | Adding California native plants to the garden

Gardening involves a short list of objectives: landscape beauty, drought tolerance, fire resistance (for vulnerable areas), and the enjoyment of gardening. Today’s column focuses on the benefits of gardening with California native plants, which can build upon other objectives.

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