ot; landscaping. ca Native plants

[scaredyclassic]

i’m pretty stoked about the idea of planting heavily drought resistant native california grasses, bushes, wildflowers, etc.

http://www.larnerseeds.com sells some neat stuff. only plants that were here before 1540 or so…

has anyone actually tried successfull to do some super low watering super low maintenance landscaping?

[sreeb]

I would avoid native plants as you will have issues with the fire marshal.

You can find south African equivalents for most of them.

[sreeb]

I would avoid native plants as you will have issues with the fire marshal.

You can find south African equivalents for most of them.

[sreeb]

I would avoid native plants as you will have issues with the fire marshal.

You can find south African equivalents for most of them.

[sreeb]

I would avoid native plants as you will have issues with the fire marshal.

You can find south African equivalents for most of them.

[sreeb]

I would avoid native plants as you will have issues with the fire marshal.

You can find south African equivalents for most of them.

[NotCranky]

Pull everything that needs water to survive and see what shows up.

[NotCranky]

Pull everything that needs water to survive and see what shows up.

[NotCranky]

Pull everything that needs water to survive and see what shows up.

[NotCranky]

Pull everything that needs water to survive and see what shows up.

[NotCranky]

Pull everything that needs water to survive and see what shows up.

[svelte]

Walter,

When I had a larger lot like yours, I found two things covered a lot of territory but didn’t take much upkeep or water:

Coyote Brush

California Pepper Trees

Neither was here in 1540 probably, but when you get tired of trying to make things grow, want something that will do well and cover a lot of ground, these are the ticket. Just make sure you plant the Coyote Brush way far apart from each other, and the Calif Pepper Trees at least 100 feet from your house or any foundation (invasive roots).

[svelte]

Walter,

When I had a larger lot like yours, I found two things covered a lot of territory but didn’t take much upkeep or water:

Coyote Brush

California Pepper Trees

Neither was here in 1540 probably, but when you get tired of trying to make things grow, want something that will do well and cover a lot of ground, these are the ticket. Just make sure you plant the Coyote Brush way far apart from each other, and the Calif Pepper Trees at least 100 feet from your house or any foundation (invasive roots).

[svelte]

Walter,

When I had a larger lot like yours, I found two things covered a lot of territory but didn’t take much upkeep or water:

Coyote Brush

California Pepper Trees

Neither was here in 1540 probably, but when you get tired of trying to make things grow, want something that will do well and cover a lot of ground, these are the ticket. Just make sure you plant the Coyote Brush way far apart from each other, and the Calif Pepper Trees at least 100 feet from your house or any foundation (invasive roots).

[svelte]

Walter,

When I had a larger lot like yours, I found two things covered a lot of territory but didn’t take much upkeep or water:

Coyote Brush

California Pepper Trees

Neither was here in 1540 probably, but when you get tired of trying to make things grow, want something that will do well and cover a lot of ground, these are the ticket. Just make sure you plant the Coyote Brush way far apart from each other, and the Calif Pepper Trees at least 100 feet from your house or any foundation (invasive roots).

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