Southern california garden

The post so so SO many of you have been asking for! A full plant guide of the each of the flora in my front yard. The collection includes a mix of California natives, a few Australian natives that thrive in our similar climate, but all with an emphasis on low water that are beautiful and mostly ever

A Palos Verdes, California, front yard and courtyard show how much beauty can be had in a low-water garden.

Desert mallow is a favorite evergreen shrublet with fuzzy, silvery, crenulated leaves and cupped flowers in shades of brilliant orange to watermelon red. #gardening #gardenideas #gardenplants #bhg

Elevate your California garden with the beauty of native shrubs! Explore our guide featuring 12 stunning native shrub species that perfectly complement the Golden State's unique climate and landscape. From vibrant blooms to drought-tolerant foliage, these plants bring the essence of California to your outdoor haven. #CaliforniaGardening #NativePlants #CaliforniaNativePlants #GardenTips #GardenShrubs #NativeShrubs #California

Enjoy a fuss-free, water-wise garden by growing plants naturally in tune with the climate and wildlife of Southern California

Make a park out of a path. This entry path feel more like a nature trail than a garden walk. Thyme grows between steps; boulders, cactus, and rosemary fringe the path’s edges.

Xeriscaping is a low-maintenance landscaping method that is focused on water conservation. Learn what it is and get a few expert-approved ideas for your 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.

Take a look at these twelve drought tolerant trees for Southern California. Find out which one will grow in your backyard. #droughttoleranttrees #californiadroughttoleranttrees

The first view of my garden for pedestrians is of abundance and diversity "To Create a Garden is to search for a better world. In our effort to improve on nature, we are guided by a vision of paradise. Whether the result is a horticultural masterpiece or only a modest vegetable patch, it is based upon the expectation of a glorious future. This hope for the future is at the heart of all gardening. Anyone who toils away at the soil must think a few weeks ahead or envision next year's garden…