We’ll discuss drought-tolerant native San Francisco plants, including drought-tolerant plants that thrive in pots.

Water conservation is essential to create lovely livable gardens that can survive California’s droughts. Drought-tolerant landscapes match plant needs to weather-based water supply with minimal additional watering. Local San Francisco native plants are beautiful, drought tolerant, adapted to our varied soils, adapted to our varied weather and co-evolved with our local pollinators.

About the Speaker: Susan Karasoff gardens in San Francisco’s clay soil. Karasoff is a member of the California Native Plant Society (CNPS) – Yerba Buena (San Francisco) chapter. Karasoff has an “only the easiest plants survive” approach to gardening and grows a buffet of colorful native edible and pollinator plants, specifically gardening to feed caterpillars, bees, hummingbirds and people.

Register for the Zoom webinar here.

Connect with the California Native Plant Society – Yerba Buena Chapter:
CNPS – Website | CNPS – Instagram | CNPS – Facebook | CNPS – Flickr

Watch past CNPS events on the SFPL YouTube channel.

Photo: California goldenrod, Solidago velutina ssp californica on Mt Davidson