Creekside Reserve California Native Plant Demonstration Garden

The garden provides habitat for birds, invertebrates and wildlife. It is a place to learn about native plants, their value, see how they look throughout the year, get ideas, and enjoy the space.

Native plants and wildlife have co-evolved over millennia and rely on each other for survival. Native trees, grasses, shrubs, vines, perennials, all serve important functions in the landscape for wildlife and ecosystem health. Native plants supports wildlife by providing habitat, food, shelter and nesting material for birds, mammals, reptiles, pollinators and insects. Native plants promote soil health, enable water conservation and preserve the extraordinary biodiversity of California. 

The native garden was planted in 2023. The Greenspace members, volunteers, donors, sponsors, board members, business donations and grants helped to create this beautiful space.