we are nativo
grow texas. plant native.
From selling plants locally on Facebook Marketplace from our backyard to opening our first shop and shipping plants across Texas, Nativo is rooted in supporting local ecology and helping others discover how we can coexist with wildlife.
Forget traditional landscaping methods! We hope to introduce and encourage a different way of using your yard and planting native.
Karla
Meet Our Founder
What started as a houseplant obsession turned me into the garden lady with an endless supply of tomatoes and a habit of talking about plants every chance I get.
When I started my garden, I was hooked. How do I get more pollinators? What bug is this? Why is this plant dying? Is it me, or is it just Texas?
Every Texas gardener asks these questions. It wasn’t until I discovered native plants that everything finally clicked for me.
Now, I'm here to share what I've learned, raise awareness about native plants, and create a space where everyone can easily access Texas native plants.
Community, Social Responsibility, & Sustainability
our core values
As a Mexican-American & woman owned business, we believe in fostering a diverse & inclusive community. We are committed to supporting social justice and basic human rights, leveraging our platform and business to advocate for and advance these essential causes.
We are working to empower our community with knowledge about Texas native plants and sustainable gardening. Our commitment to sustainability is evident in our advocacy for eco-friendly practices that protect local ecosystems and biodiversity. By choosing native plants, we help conserve water, support local wildlife, and promote environmental health.
Together, we can grow Texas!
Blog posts
Is Your Garden Holding Water? (A Hot Take on French Drains)
Grow It, Use It: Edible Plants That Thrive in Texas
You don’t need a full garden to start using fresh ingredients at home. A few herbs, a pepper or two, and you’re in. Here’s what we’re stocked on right now.
Long Time, No See - New Spring Inventory
A few of our favorite plants are finally back in the shop, along with a full refresh of spring inventory. If you’ve been thinking about updating your garden, this is a good time to see what’s new.
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