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Posted by kitchendetective 8B (My Page) on

Tue, Oct 30, 07 at 3:54

I wanted to share this photo of our attempt to xeriscape (and in an area we were told was too difficult in which to grow anything, too).

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Posted by lorna-organic (My Page) on
Sun, Nov 4, 07 at 2:25

Lovely-very lush looking!

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Posted by fauxnecian 9 (My Page) on
Wed, Nov 7, 07 at 17:30

BEAUTIFUL! Would you mind sharing what you planted. Looks like Sage? I agree with Lorna, so lush. I think too many people only see yucca & cacti when they think xeriscape.

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Posted by gardener1_2007 U.K. (My Page) on
Wed, Nov 14, 07 at 15:10

Don't you mean "xericscaped" you had me going there!! I would add a wonderful product from a caring gardener, also looks like you have mulched around the plants to save moisture. Even I would award you a medal on results.

Here is a link that might be useful: www.gardeningforyou.com

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Posted by amalgamation z9 / sunset12 - tucs (My Page) on
Tue, Nov 20, 07 at 0:52

Wow! Looks great! I'd love to know what plants you used, too. Especially the groundcover - and if it's in full sun.

We have an awful looking skinny area on the side of the house and I've not seen a pretty groundcover that will do well without much water and in full sun.

Glad you posted the pics and that your attempt worked :)

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