Front garden

What if I just make a multi lavender plus other flowers? IS it too much water?

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I want a tree that shows the golden fall colors :-)

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Common name: Russian sage Botanical name: Perovskia atriplicifolia USDA zones: 4 to 9 Water requirement: Little to moderate Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 3 to 5 feet Growing tips: Russian sage will take almost any soil and often spreads easily. If you're planting it en masse, place the plants close enough that they can support one another, as single plants may droop. For best blooms, cut the plants back near the ground before they begin to flower in spring. — toadhill

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the front. This path had dymondia growing between the stones which is hardy and can be walked upon. It can handle sun and little water however does need trimming and will grow quickly. Architect: David P Hohmann, Costa Mesa, CA

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Irish moss. we did not spec the landscape materials, that info came from the landscape architect. For grass between steps. Herbs Mediterranean used. They are low water or drought resistant

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Jeffrey Rule, Inc. Plants are Bogainvillea 'La Jolla', Salvia leucantha, Strelitzia reginae, Anigiozanthus flavidus, Pennisetum messiacum, Helichrysum petiiolare, Lantana sellowiana, Hemerocallis hybrid, Phormium tenax 'Yellow Wave', Agapanthus africanus, and Lagerstroemia indica (Tree).

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