Xeriscape landscaping

A dry creek bed can be a nice touch in your landscape, adds variety, and can even provide necessary drainage in your outdoor space. Get inspired with some of these unique dry creek bed ideas:

Have you heard of xeriscaping? Although associated with desert climates, it’s much more than just succulents and cacti. This sensible landscape style conserves water, reduces garden maintenance, and provides habitat for endemic species. Learn all about its aesthetics and efficiency now on Gardener’s Path.

Discover the 21 best xeriscaping plants to create a stunning garden that thrives in dry climates! This guide showcases drought tolerant landscape front yard ideas, featuring hardy outdoor plants perfect for dry weather landscaping. Explore hot climate plants that are ideal for full sun tall plants and learn how to implement xeriscape landscaping in your home. Perfect for those looking for drought resistant landscaping solutions in areas like Central Texas and Colorado!

My neighbor stopped in front of my yard where we were moving rocks and mulch, and asked, “So where will the hotpots go? And the mud volcanoes?” I scratched my chin. “Haven’t…

Xeriscape plants range from flowering types to succulents, trees to shrubs. Head horticulturist Lorin Nielsen has chosen 35 popular xeriscaping plants to pick from for a low maintenance xeriscape garden.

This California landscape design conserves water by integrating drought-resistant plants like succulents and native shrubs, making it ideal for Southern California's dry environment. Xeriscaping reduces irrigation needs and upkeep, promoting sustainability. Gravel and stone elements replace grass for a sleek, modern look while offering practical benefits. Click or tap to explore Southern California xeriscape designs.

Xeriscape landscaping is a great way to create a unique yard while keeping your water use low. Learn how to xeriscape your yard with the following guide.

Utah Xeriscape Ideas: Drought-Tolerant Tips Discover inspiring Utah xeriscape ideas that marry beauty with sustainability. Turn your garden into an eco-friendly oasis with water-wise tips!

If you live in dry heat and low humidity areas, instead of worrying about your beloved plant species would hold have to deal with hardy weather. It isn't the problem here, there are certain types of landscape design and plant picks that are more conducive to the area that allows your landscape to prosper.

To start off, let's give you an idea about what "xeriscaping" means. "Xeros" is a Greek word that means "dry." Xeriscape landscapes require less irrigation than traditional landscapes and therefore conserve water (and your money!).

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A colorful Xeriscape garden design by Susan Blake of Santa Fe, New Mexico, features many beautiful drought tolerant species, including Zauschneria, Stachys, Centranthus, lavender, Yarrow, Iris, Russian Sage, Gaillardia, and many ornamental grasses including Miscanthus.

We are transforming our builder's grade small backyard using xeriscape ideas. Our plan is to integrate a few seasonal vegetables into two large beds. Because we live in Texas water is a huge issue so we are making sure that this yard will use very little water. Many of our plant choices will be xeriscape plants that can survive our hot Texas summers. #BackyardIdeas Our small backyard landscape is starting to take shape. This is the plan we created. When we moved in we had the b…

Are you looking for Texas landscaping ideas? These 10 Texas landscapes filled with native plants are sure to inspire you!

Xeriscape plants in Canada include native climate appropriate plants that are ideally suited to harsh winters, extreme heat and little or no water during the summer months. #duralawn #xeriscapeplants