Native plant species are indigenous to specific regions, and as such, have adapted over centuries to provide a natural habitat for wildlife and create a stable, sustainable ecosystem.

Having evolved over time, native plants are better adapted to local geography, hydrology and climatic conditions. This allows them to thrive in an environment which can prove challenging for non-native plant species.

Native plants, when planted correctly in their natural habitat require minimal maintenance and fewer inputs along with reducing the need for or reliance on fertilization.