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Xeriscape

Xeriscape

Sustainable and environmentally friendly, the Xeriscape landscape saves water, time and money.

Sustainable and environmentally friendly, the Xeriscape landscape saves water, time and money.

Xeriscape (56)

Yellow Bells

Yellow Bells

Tecoma stans

From $ 28.00

Spice Bush

Spice Bush

Calycanthus occidentalis

From $ 42.00

Woolly Blue Curls

Woolly Blue Curls

Trichostema lanatum

From $ 14.00

Adam's needle

Adam's needle

Yucca filamentosa 'Color Guard'

From $ 46.00

Desert Mallow (Apricot Mallow)

Desert Mallow (Apricot Mallow)

Sphaeralcea ambigua

From $ 45.00

Giant Chalk Dudleya

Giant Chalk Dudleya

Dudleya brittonii

From $ 7.00

Mickey Rockrose

Mickey Rockrose

Cistus x hybridus 'Mickey'

From $ 14.00

Texas Primrose (Sundrops)

Texas Primrose (Sundrops)

Calylophus drummondianus

From $ 9.00

Xeriscape:

Xeriscaping refers to a type of landscape design that requires little to no supplemental water for plants to thrive.  This is an incredibly important landscape concept especially in more arid climates, or areas where water usage is more restricted.  For these areas, Xeriscaping is a great landscaping practice that not only helps the local environment, but saves money by greatly reducing water usage.  These drought-tolerant landscapes don’t have to look sparse or ‘desert-like’; in fact they can be very lush and attractive.  Some of the more popular plants used in Xeriscaping are various varieties of Sage, Desert Museum Palo Verde, Agave, Lobelia, Deer Grass, Acacia, Mexican Bird of Paradise, Opuntia, Hopseed, Crown of Thorns, Germander, and many others. If you need help making the right selections for your landscape project, please contact us!

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Xeriscape:

Xeriscaping refers to a type of landscape design that requires little to no supplemental water for plants to thrive.  This is an incredibly important landscape concept especially in more arid climates, or areas where water usage is more restricted.  For these areas, Xeriscaping is a great landscaping practice that not only helps the local environment, but saves money by greatly reducing water usage.  These drought-tolerant landscapes don’t have to look sparse or ‘desert-like’; in fact they can be very lush and attractive.  Some of the more popular plants used in Xeriscaping are various varieties of Sage, Desert Museum Palo Verde, Agave, Lobelia, Deer Grass, Acacia, Mexican Bird of Paradise, Opuntia, Hopseed, Crown of Thorns, Germander, and many others. If you need help making the right selections for your landscape project, please contact us!