2017 landscaping
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WaterWise Landscapes
From: waterwiselandscapesnm.com
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
Contact Jackie: 505.344.7508
From: waterwiselandscapesnm.com
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
Contact Jackie: 505.344.7508
Water harvesting
From: www.tijerasrainbarrels.com
Added: 2017-03-11 by another contributor
I have one rain barrel. I want a few more.
From: www.tijerasrainbarrels.com
Added: 2017-03-11 by another contributor
I have one rain barrel. I want a few more.
Territorial Landscape Co.
From: www.territorial-landscape.com
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
505.898.9199/ Contact Tom Rael
From: www.territorial-landscape.com
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
505.898.9199/ Contact Tom Rael
Steps
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
I am recommending that you replace all the existing grass in your backyard. This will allow your yard to be native, use less water to keep grass alive but still give you the look of a low tidy grass. I am recommending a stair stepped approach to the grasses. The lowest grass at 6" would be buffalo grass. The next at 12-18" would be blue grama grass and the highest grass area would be 24"-36". This would be a mix of foraging plants. I am listing them out below. Indian Ricegrass, Oryzopsis hymenoides Sideoats grama, Bouteloua curtipendula Sand Lovegrass, Eragrostis tricodes Goldenrod, Solidago canadensis White Aster, aster ericoides Ironweed, Veronia marginata Prairie Sage, Artemisia Purple coneflower, echinacea purpurea Milkweed, Asclepias syriaca
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
I am recommending that you replace all the existing grass in your backyard. This will allow your yard to be native, use less water to keep grass alive but still give you the look of a low tidy grass. I am recommending a stair stepped approach to the grasses. The lowest grass at 6" would be buffalo grass. The next at 12-18" would be blue grama grass and the highest grass area would be 24"-36". This would be a mix of foraging plants. I am listing them out below. Indian Ricegrass, Oryzopsis hymenoides Sideoats grama, Bouteloua curtipendula Sand Lovegrass, Eragrostis tricodes Goldenrod, Solidago canadensis White Aster, aster ericoides Ironweed, Veronia marginata Prairie Sage, Artemisia Purple coneflower, echinacea purpurea Milkweed, Asclepias syriaca
Pruning with Corva Rose
Added: 2017-02-18 by another contributor
Different plan for stone vs cherry
Added: 2017-02-18 by another contributor
Different plan for stone vs cherry
Pruning peach tree
Added: 2017-02-18 by another contributor
Thin then head. Leave some outer so light filters. Make hole for picking. Thinning to reduce weight. Also look for little ones to replace bigger branches. Coarse to fine.
Added: 2017-02-18 by another contributor
Thin then head. Leave some outer so light filters. Make hole for picking. Thinning to reduce weight. Also look for little ones to replace bigger branches. Coarse to fine.
Pinterest board
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
I don't feel like signing in today! Wahhhh!
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
I don't feel like signing in today! Wahhhh!
How to make a lasagna garden
From: mylandscapecoach.com
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
To get rid of existing lawn
From: mylandscapecoach.com
Added: 2016-11-07 by another contributor
To get rid of existing lawn
Garden house?
From: www.domeconnectors.com
Priority: Can't live without it
Added: 2018-04-16 by another contributor
From: www.domeconnectors.com
Priority: Can't live without it
Added: 2018-04-16 by another contributor
Fruit near branch
Added: 2017-02-18 by another contributor
Prune to encourage fruit near the weight bearing branch
Added: 2017-02-18 by another contributor
Prune to encourage fruit near the weight bearing branch
