To avoid these easily recognizable and just plain ugly “syndromes,” let’s achieve functional beauty by exploring some key planning and planting principles. Consider the following points whether you are replacing existing turf, or working on a new design that might have traditionally been planted with turf, back “in the good old days.”
TURF SUBSTITUTES (plant 3-6’ apart for full coverage in 9-12 months) MEDIUM SHRUBS (4-6’+) Abutilon palmeri, Indian Mallow Hyptis emoryi, Desert Lavender LOW SHRUBS (2-4’)
When landscaping unirrigated shady areas, such as under oak trees, you will enjoy a much greater success level by choosing the appropriate plant material. Here is a list of various drought-tolerant plants to select from to add just the right touch to that dark spot.
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NEW Habitat Gardening Series in February and March: Replacing Your Lawn with Plants that Create Habitat for Enjoyable Wildlife such as Songbirds, Butterflies and More!
Featured New Product: Mesquite Flour Premier of this new item, cooking demos and Tasting Event, Saturday December 3, 2011 – 9a-1p Mesquite Flour ($9.50 for
