As climate change makes gardening unpredictable, building a resilient garden is crucial. Experts suggest understanding your unique microclimate, including sunlight and wind patterns, to optimize planting strategies. Incorporating diverse plants, especially natives that thrive locally, enhances resilience to abnormal weather conditions. Gardeners like Manny Barra emphasize the importance of adapting practices to foster recovery and stability. By recognizing environmental patterns, one can enhance the success of gardening despite challenges posed by fluctuating weather.
A resilient garden is one that's ready to adapt and recover, no matter what comes its way, says Manny Barra, a master gardener.
Understanding the zone in which you grow is an ideal starting point to understand sowing and planting dates, says Daniel Pettus, farm manager.
Knowing your microclimate lets you understand the sun, shade, wind, and moisture patterns that make your space special.
Diversity is key to a resilient garden, Barra suggests using a variety of plants including native plants that naturally thrive.
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