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California Deep Rooted Natives Inquiry

 
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I was wondering if anyone knew a good resource for finding california natives that require little water and are deep rooted. Working on a project to reduce soil erosion on a steep hill and am looking for varieties suitable in this area. Thanks!

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Here is a site that has lists of native plant nurseries listed by region and/or state:

http://www.plantnative.org/

 
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thanks!
 
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