Drought tolerant landscape
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Last week I shared with you the big reveal of our native, drought tolerant front yard and landscape. I worked closely with our landscaper and had many requests for what I wanted from our yard. I'm going to share some of the costs for hiring a landscaper, so that you can see realistically what to expect. Now, let me be honest, I started out this project when I heard our city was offering a $1 per square foot rebate to take out our lawn, but we ran into some problems... ...well, I mentioned to…
Lea Stacey saved to Gardens
Isn’t that the goal, to be completely low maintenance and look great while you’re at it? It’s no longer function, style, fashion, or trend. If we want to have beautiful blooming backyards, choosing tough, self-reliant

Deb Neutze saved to My back yard
I shared a couple of weeks ago that I was working on landscaping and hiding my AC & pool equipment. I’m almost done but I wanted to share some of my inspiration on how to create paths and…

Burnis Koehler saved to Yards--Projects & Plants
Landscaping in a desert-like terrain could be a challenge and would require more effort and money, but these inexpensive desert landscaping ideas will help you achieve the same result.
Laura Matejcek saved to For the Home
These planting combinations show how to create a lush look with vibrant low-water flowers, shrubs and succulents
Marita Luyt saved to best garden ideas
Still stinging from your last water bill? Good news! As promised in my last post on drought tolerant trees and shrubs, here is my report on those annuals and perennials that came through our crazy …
Garrett Rubin saved to Planting
Sidewalk Planting Ruschia 'Nana' in Flower Ruschia 'Nana' as Lawn Replacement Ruschia 'Nana' Between Stepping Stones Plug Spacing Options Ruschia 'Nana Plug Tray Mature Plugs Ruschia 'Nana' in Full Sun Ruschia 'Nana' in Half Day Sun
Whether you live in a dry climate or just want drought-tolerant plants you won't have to water too often, these low-water plants will save money and the planet. Even better: they'll pump up your home's curb appeal, too.

Judy Harmon saved to Flower garden