Water-Wise Gardening
Replacing thirsty grass and shrubs with native California-Friendly plants is
a great way to save water and beautify your garden. Click the links below for
examples.
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California-Friendly Plant: Dwarf Olive Tree
Whether in their native Italian countryside or in your California-Friendly garden, dwarf olive trees bring a touch of romance to water efficiency. Learn more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: Dwarf Bottle Brush
If you’re looking to add a burst of color to your garden this
summer, then look no further than the Dwarf Bottle Brush. This
shrub has bright red flowers that explode from its dark
evergreen leaves.
Learn more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: Mexican Sage
Mexican Sage is one of the most dependable California-Friendly plants you’ll find at your local nursery – and it is one of the most attractive. Learn more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: New Zealand Flax
New Zealand Flax is sure to pack a visual punch no matter where you plant
it in your garden. Learn more.
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California-Friendly Plant: Aloe
Aloe plants have been praised for their medicinal properties since biblical
times. But now, their striking appearance and low water use give this plant
a whole new appeal. Learn more.
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California-Friendly Plant: Blue-Eyed Grass
After the winter rains, Blue-Eyed Grass is a great water wise addition to
your spring garden. Learn
more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: California Poppy
What better way to show that you’re part of the Golden State’s
water conservation team than to plant California’s State Flower –
the California Poppy. Learn
more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: Cape Mallow
If you have been looking for a plant that blooms beautiful flowers all year
long–no matter the season–then look no further than the Cape
Mallow. Learn more.
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California-Friendly Plant: Chocolate Flower
Chocoholics beware - this plant may cause increased cravings due to its
chocolaty aroma. Learn
more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: Rosemary
The Greeks believed that rosemary was a gift from Aphrodite, symbolizing
love and beauty. The herb has now become a symbol for yet another important
virtue: conservation and wise water use. Learn
more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: Sweet Pea
Give your garden a bouquet of lovely sweet pea flowers. Learn
more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: Thyme
You already know thyme as an herb that belongs on your spice rack, but did
you know it’s also an attractive and fragrant addition to your California-Friendly
garden? Learn more. |
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California-Friendly Plant: Wild Lilac
The Wild Lilac has become one of the most popular native plants due to its
natural beauty and drought tolerance. Learn
more. |
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