Native plants are messy and unkempt: This is a common myth about native plant gardening. In reality, native gardens can be just as neat and organized as traditional gardens. Proper planning and maintenance can keep a native garden looking beautiful and tidy.

Native plants are difficult to grow: Some people believe native plants are more difficult to grow than non-native plants. However, many native plants are well adapted to their local climate and soil conditions, making them easier to grow and maintain.

Native plants are boring: Another myth about native plant gardening is that native plants are limited in their variety and visual interest. However, there are thousands of species of native plants with a wide range of colors, textures, and shapes, making for a diverse and visually appealing garden.

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Native plants attract pests: This is a common misconception. In fact, native plants can attract beneficial insects and wildlife that can help control pests and provide pollination services.

Native plants are only for naturalistic or wild gardens: Native plants can be used in various garden styles, from naturalistic and wild to formal and manicured. With careful planning and design, a native plant garden can fit any aesthetic.