Planning a landscape is challenging; there is an incredible amount of ground cover, plants, and irrigation techniques to consider. It can become even more complicated if you live in an area that has a difficult climate. Xeriscaping is a popular choice for areas that see very little natural rainfall, but it can be applied to ... Read moreXeriscaping: A Guide for Beginners
Front Yard Xeriscape Ideas | Xeriscape ideas for Michelle's front yard / Elegant curves draw the ...
Lovin that purple door in Palm Springs CA
There is something funny about 'em all right! Especially a cluster of miniatures that are found here and there in the Intermountain region: ...
Below ground trampoline with garden path.
Indispensable element of waterwise landscapes, Delosperma 'Fire Spinner' (Ice Plant) is a vigorous, spreading perennial creating a stunning carpet of attractive succulent foliage, covered in late spring to early summer with a profusion of brightly colored flowers, 1.5 in. across (4 cm), which keep reappearing all summer until fall. Evergreen in warm winter areas, the striking foliage of fleshy, medium green leaves, delicately covered with transparent flakes resembling small pieces of ice (hence the common name), adds winter interest to the landscape. The intensity of the flower color, an incredible mix of brilliant orange and magenta petals with a central white eye, combined with the long blooming season and evergreen foliage reinforce the ornamental interest of this perennial plant.
Rotating Heroscape caddy. Small magnets keep figures in place on removable trays.
Five years after buying her 1850s Victorian, Apartment 34’s Erin Hiemstra embarked on a major, “multi-room” backyard makeover.
rock and cacti / succulents idea.
Follow these strategies when creating captivating combinations of water-wise plants. Learn how to create a drought-resistant garden.
Part of the parking strip
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The wonderful South Western architecture of this Albany home inspired this fun, drought tolerant garden. Once we removed the sixties style Juniper and Camelia the design for a new California dry garden came together with an assortment of our favorite plants from around the world. The Agave from Mexico, Aloe and Leucadendron from South Africa, and Aeonium from coastal Spain feel right at home here in the San Francisco Bay area.
