Backyard/Landscaping
10. Desert Museum Palo Verde (Parkinsonia ‘Desert Museum’) Garden hybrid from trees native to the Southwest
Palo Blanco (Mariosousa willardiana) Native to Arizona and Mexico
Shade trees. Create welcome pools of dappled shade in the landscape with Southwestern trees. Palo verde, chitalpa, desert willow and all kinds of mesquite are good low-water options. Pictured here, a mesquite tree (Prosopis sp., zones 8 to 11) shades the front walkway of a home in Phoenix.
3. Use as a vivid underplanting. Sprightly clumps of chartreuse-leaved coral bells create a bright underplanting in this contemporary composition. Coral bells, such as Heuchera ‘Lime Rickey’ (zones 4 to 8), thrive in the dappled shade beneath tree canopies and require little water to look lush.
console
Thank you. It is actually a concrete paver. These are produced by Stone Creek pavers in Austin.
Steel edging dividing pea gravel and Texas basalt with native plants.
Custom steel fence with garden shelves, and crushed limestone
Ginko trees
concrete edging
benches /seating
RAW STEEL
SaveEmail Sunbathing Agave vilmoriniana 'stained glass'
Nassella tenuissima - Mexican Feathergrass or Mexican Wiregrass What about the other grass that has a tree trunk? Believe it's Xanthorrhoea, native to Australia.
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