We Asked & Measured
- Do you have plants native to your area in your garden?
- What percentage of your garden is native plants?
- Did you purchase and plant the natives in your garden?
- Which regions are current hotbeds of interest?
- How has interest in Native Plants evolved?
- Compare the trend with other garden topics
Consumers Answered
Our survey, targeting self-identified gardeners, reveals a strong inclination towards native plants. An impressive 78.79% of respondents confirmed having native plants in their gardens. Only 8.92% said no, while 12.29% were unsure. The integration of native plants varied, with 36.16% dedicating 25-50% of their garden to local flora, showing a significant trend towards embracing native species.
Do you have native plants in your garden?
What percentage of your garden is native plants?
Native Plants - Google Searches Over Time
In addition to our survey findings, Google Trends data over the last five years reveals a growing interest in native plants. The trend shows a steady increase year over year, highlighting the rising awareness and popularity of incorporating native species into gardens. Notably, there’s a clear spike in interest each spring, aligning with the planting season when gardeners are most active. This seasonal peak further emphasizes the importance of native plants in planning and designing outdoor spaces.”
Native Plants - Hotbeds of Interest
At the time of publication, states like Hawaii, Oregon, and Montana lead the way in interest, showing a strong regional focus on incorporating native species into local landscapes, even during a period when overall interest typically dips.
Did you purchase and plant the natives in your garden?
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