Low Level Beds I Would Like To Find A Site For Growing Low Maintenance Plants?

I would like to find a site for growing low maintenance plants? - low level beds

Plants such as grasses, ecological and water levels drop.
In clusters in a bed so high you can get rid of the grass and make the roads that require less maintenance and water. But still some color.

6 comments:

_me_ said...

I do not know that you live in the climate, but finding places to Xeriscape - the term we use in the desert plants which requires little or no irrigation.

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hollylts... said...

Try steady, low maintenance, but it needs shade / part shade. Lots of good colors.

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