Get ideas for creating a water wise garden. Includes plant suggestions for water wise landscaping.

2022年6月2日 · Here, a collection of water-wise plants, including lavender, catmint, goat's beard, and lady's mantle, all require minimal water to create a lush-looking garden. Use groundcovers as a living mulch to slow water evaporation in your drought-tolerant landscape.

2023年7月31日 · Water-wise gardening - sometimes called xeriscaping - uses innovative conservation techniques and sound gardening practices to create a beautiful landscape while conserving water. For water wise landscaping ideas, read on.

What Is “Landscape Design”? Landscape design is a process, rather than just plunking down plants. For existing landscapes, let the process guide the evolution of the design to become more water wise. Landscape design creates practical and pleasing outdoor living space. Landscape design develops a series of outdoor rooms. Landscape design

2022年9月11日 · Consider a landscape design that includes native and climate-friendly plants. Choosing plants that are naturally adapted or easily adaptable to the location, such as those in this Colorado garden, fosters healthy plants that require less water and usually less care.

2023年5月16日 · Create a beautiful and sustainable water-wise garden with these easy-to-grow, drought-tolerant trees shrubs, annuals and perennials.

Use these six principles to guide your waterwise gardening endeavors. Plan Your Water Use Zones. Choose Plants For Your Growing Conditions. Choose Low-Water Lawn Alternatives. Start With Healthy Living Soil. Irrigate Efficiently & Harvest Water. Practice Sustainable Gardening Care.

Discover waterwise garden design ideas for any part of your yard - front yard, back yard, patio planting, hellstrip, side yard, or even a complete yard transformation. All of these waterwise gardens are grown by High Country Gardens customers!

You’ll learn more about the science of watering, find stunning drought-tolerant plant options, and discover design tips and techniques that will help you water more efficiently while keeping your garden eye-catching.

When it comes to water-wise landscape design, getting to know how water moves across the land you are planning to modify, also known as a “site,” will help you develop strategies to put the water already falling on your site to good use.