California native plants at the Watershed Nursery in Richmond, CA

[@raydeutsch8112]

Presentation would be much better if the name of the plant were shown as subtitles.

[@christopherreed7972]

Excellent video..... now I want to make a trip from the South Bay to this nursery. You mentioned that oaks were number two on Doug Tallamy’s list for supporting wildlife.... what is number one?

[@bringingbackthenativesgard8975]

Hi Christopher - Willow - according to Doug Tallamy, 327 species of butterflies and moths can lay eggs on willow. You can see Tallamy's list of SF Bay Area plants and the number of species that can lay eggs on them here: www.bringingbackthenatives.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Native-Bay-Area-Plants-Showing-the-Number-of-Butterflies-and-Moths-That-Will-Lay-Eggs-on-them.xlsx.pdf To see more resources like this, visit the Doug Tallamy section of the Bringing Back the Natives Garden Tour's website, here: www.bringingbackthenatives.net/douglas-tallamy-resources Kathy Kramer

[@lisascenic]

Oh gosh! I can’t wait to visit!

[@melodycopp6777]

Thank you for showing all these plants...very fun !

[@bringingbackthenativesgard8975]

Hi Melody - We're glad you enjoyed the video; the Watershed Nursery in Point Richmond is a terrific place to buy California natives!