Add more native plants to your landscaping.
There are many reasons to add more native plants to your home’s garden and landscaping. These plants support your local ecosystem by providing food and shelter to its wildlife, and because they are adapted to local climate conditions, they also require less water to thrive. Additionally, native landscape plants are hardy and low-maintenance once established.
If you want to beautify your yard with native plants but don’t know where to begin, turn to us at Deep Roots Natives. We run a native garden nursery here in the Durham, North Carolina area and carry a huge selection of flowers, shrubs, trees, and more. Our goal is to help you beautify your yard while also protecting the local ecosystem with the addition of new plants.
Besides a huge variety of native landscape plants, we also can offer you our expertise. We can provide advice and tips on putting new plants in your garden or throughout your landscape. Our goal is to help you create a landscape you love without an incredible amount of maintenance or reliance on irrigation. Our seasoned staff members can help you select the right plants for your landscaping project, no matter its size or its scope.
If you want to add more native landscape plants to your garden or your landscaping, we are here to help you with this process. Visit our plant nursery today to check out our selection and to get a start on your landscaping project.
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FAQs About Native Landscape Plants
Native landscape plants are an eco-friendly way to enhance your property’s beauty while supporting the local environment. By choosing native plants, you create a sustainable and low-maintenance landscape and contribute to the well-being of local ecosystems. Below, we’ve answered some common questions about our native landscape plants to help you get started.
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What types of native plants do you carry?
We offer an extensive selection of native plants to suit various landscaping needs, including perennials, shrubs, trees, and grasses. Each plant is chosen for its ability to thrive in local conditions, providing beauty and ecological benefits. If you’re searching for something specific, we encourage you to explore our native plant list, which highlights species we stock or can special order.
Can native plants help with erosion control?
Native plants can be highly effective in controlling erosion, particularly in areas with slopes or where runoff is a concern. Deep-rooted native grasses and groundcovers are excellent choices for stabilizing soil and preventing it from washing away during heavy rains. By anchoring the soil in place, these plants reduce erosion while improving water infiltration and supporting local biodiversity.