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Testimonials – The Watershed Nursery

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Point Richmond, California. And Habitat Enhancement Services. I’d like to say that I continue to be impressed with the quality of your nursery stock. Through all the garden installations I have done, through frost and heat wave, my Watershed Nursery plants have proven themselves to be extraordinarily healthy, tough and reliable. Amazing! I love those tubes! The Watershed Nursery is one of the best companies we have ever worked with, and all projects with them have been successful.

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Rented Garden: Lawn Be Gone

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The story of three renters starting a garden from scratch in Emeryville. Thursday, March 12, 2009. Our friend over at buenoluna. Taught a class she called lawn be gone. Here in California our periodic droughts make lawns a luxury. We decided to get rid of our front lawn. But how to do it? One method we used was digging a hole in the lawn with a mattock or shovel and then removing the sod for an area bigger than the plant that was going to go into the hole. Labels: lawn be gone. March 18, 2009 at 11:50 PM.

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DryStoneGarden » Blog Archive » Pennisetum and Lomandra

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Plants and Stone for California Gardens. Laquo; February Bloom Day. In an urban part of Berkeley. I warned the client that it would spread to the neighbors’ yards and he pointed out that the neighbors were already growing it. It was hard to argue with that. But, otherwise, when clients request it I try to find an alternative. This planting is one of my attempts. Instead of a gold-colored grass — PlantRight has a list with several alternatives. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. Among the ...

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About Us – The Watershed Nursery

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Point Richmond, California. And Habitat Enhancement Services. The Watershed Nursery is a local business specializing in growing native Californian plants, dedicated to improving habitat from your backyard to the Bay. Here’s what some our clients have to say:. I love those tubes! The Watershed Nursery is one of the best companies we have ever worked with, and all projects with them have been successful. The Muir Heritage Land Trust. Forrest Deaner Native Plant Botanic Garden.

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Resources – The Watershed Nursery

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Point Richmond, California. And Habitat Enhancement Services. California Native Garden Foundation: www.middlebrookcenter.com. CNGF is a non-profit educational, research, and resource organization that promotes gardening with California native plants and encourages sustainability. Devoted to educating the public, we offer grants to schools to replace asphalt with native gardens. California Native Plant Society: www.cnps.org. California Native Plant Link Exchange: www.cnplx.info. Guidelines For Landscaping...

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Plants and Stone for California Gardens. I also made two watercolors of the central desert, Ocotillos, Cardons, and Boojums in the boulder gardens. And I did three watercolors of the missions. One of an Elephant Tree at Mission Mulege. And two at Mission San Ignacio. 03/30/2016 Filed under sketchbook. Death Valley and the ‘super bloom’ was just one stop on the trip, we spent the bulk of our time south of the border in Baja. We revisited Cerro San Ignacio. The area also has tremendous Cardón cactus trees.

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DryStoneGarden » Blog Archive » Lawn to Veggies, Flagstone, and Path Fines

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Plants and Stone for California Gardens. Laquo; Happy Accident, Lomandra with Lobelia Flowers. Louis Kahn’s Four Freedoms Park. Lawn to Veggies, Flagstone, and Path Fines. It was a little strange how the grass made a lip over the edge of the front walk. Alameda’s soil is basically beach sand, so I have a feeling that the soil had drifted onto the walkway like a sand dune and then the crabgrass crept out to stabilize it. It was pretty tired-looking by the time we took it out. Feed You can leave a response.

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DryStoneGarden » Blog Archive » California Native Green Wall Revisited

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Plants and Stone for California Gardens. Laquo; Natives, Mosaics, and a New Sitting Area. The Strybing Native Meadow and Stone Circle. California Native Green Wall Revisited. It’s four years since Patrick Blanc installed the vertical garden at the Drew School. I’ve been curious how it was doing. I was hugely impressed when I saw it. A couple of sections are patchy, with felt showing, but it doesn’t ruin the overall effect. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. From your own site.