What are some challenges that I might encounter with my native planting project?
Perhaps the most challenging part of any planting project involves working outside in South Florida’s hot sun! Fortunately, however, planting native plants will ensure that your plants will be able to survive and thrive in South Florida’s climate and soils. Installing a native landscape, when done properly, is actually much easier to maintain and less costly than traditional manicured lawns or non-native plantings. Not only that, but you will undoubtedly conserve water and energy resources, and have the added benefit of encouraging birds and butterflies to visit your yard! (See here to learn more about the benefits of landscaping with natives.
Perhaps the most challenging part of any planting project involves working outside in South Florida’s hot sun! Fortunately, however, planting native plants will ensure that your plants will be able to survive and thrive in South Florida’s climate and soils. Installing a native landscape, when done properly, is actually much easier to maintain and less costly than traditional manicured lawns or non-native plantings. Not only that, but you will undoubtedly conserve water and energy resources, and have the added benefit of encouraging birds and butterflies to visit your yard!
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