Urban landscaping with native plants for a calming, communal garden
Your neighborhood, your oasis. CNA Stores celebrates Mediterranean-inspired, pastel-toned gardens that thrive in cities—easy to maintain, water-wise, and deeply connective.
Timeline of our garden journey
From seed swaps to shared harvests, see how urban neighborhoods grow together with native Mediterranean-inspired plantings.
Neighborhood Seed Swap Launch
Neighbors shared native seeds that thrive in our climate, creating a network of resilient, low-water plantings.
Community Garden Plots
Small urban plots were organized near transit hubs, prioritizing accessibility and shade-friendly natives.
Pollinator Corridors Established
Pathways planted with nectar-rich natives to support bees, butterflies, and urban wildlife.
Urban Oasis Pilot
Two rooftops transformed into pastel-toned Mediterranean-inspired gardens for shared events and workshops.
Native Mediterranean plants for urban life
Curated selection of drought-tolerant, climate-appropriate plants that invite community engagement while preserving local biodiversity.
Lavender (Lavandula spp.)
Fragrant, pollinator-friendly and perfect for borders and containers.
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)
Culinary staple with evergreen foliage and heat tolerance.
Oregano (Origanum vulgare)
Low-growing groundcover ideal for pathways and edges.
Santolina (Santolina chamaecyparia)
Silvery foliage with drought resilience and texture.
About CNA Stores
We are a Mediterranean-inspired garden retailer focused on native plants, sustainable urban design, and neighborhood connection. Our stores foster momentary gatherings, educational workshops, and local garden projects that empower urban dwellers to cultivate calmer, greener spaces together.
Workshops & Events
Hands-on sessions for beginners to seasoned growers, from composting to summer pruning.
Community Leadership
Volunteer-led garden coordinators help manage plots and share resources.
Sustainable Practices
Rainwater harvesting, mulching, and native plant palettes to reduce water use.
Get involved in your local garden community
Sign up for seasonal updates, volunteer opportunities, and neighborhood plant exchanges.
Upcoming Workshops
Soil health, native plant design, and smart irrigation sessions hosted monthly at various neighborhood hubs.
Volunteer Sign-Up
Help maintain community plots, lead seed swaps, and assist at events. No experience required—enthusiasm encouraged.