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Landscaping with California Natives​

We are Apiana Native Landscaping. We operate out of  Santa Barbara County, CA..we can transform your habit: lawn and  water-wasting plants into a habitat--a beautiful environment of California natives that  flourishes with 1/3  the water and will naturalize to the southern/central California climate in 2 years.  Beautiful, environmentally-conscious, educational, and truly native. A native habitat is very low maintenance, needing very little help to become established.   Why not experience hummingbirds, butterflies, bees and birds you never knew existed?​

Something gorgeous is always blooming in a native garden.
We specialize in creating native plant habitats, for residential  landscapes/commercial landscapes to wildlife insectory/pollinator corridors for agricultural/commercial uses.​
 A recent study found that native gardens can use 83% less water; generate 56% less green waste, and require 68% less maintenance than traditional lawns and traditional gardens....

Native Insectary/ Pollinator Corridors​

Apiana Native Landscaping has an emphasis in creating native corridors of pollinators and insectary (beneficial insect attracting) plants​​. The idea of this being in areas of monoculture/agriculture, we can provide native corridors that are beautiful and attract pollinators (birds, bees and insects that pollinate plants) as well as predatory insects that feed on insects that threaten a monoculture(areas where people are trying to grow just one crop). We design and install these corridors and provide maintenance for them.​

 Projects/Plants​

CA. Lic. #984166.

About Us​

Apiana Native Landscaping replaces lawns with earth-friendly native landscapes, restoration projects, and California native plant consultation/design.​

Services:​

-Consultation​

-Design​

-Installation​

-Maintenance   {of Native Gardens}​

Let's Meet​

Brady@apiananative.com

 

805.742.6037

 

CA. Lic. #984166.

©Apiana Native Landscaping. All rights reserved.​

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