Diy xeriscape front yard

Landscaping in a desert-like terrain could be a challenge and would require more effort and money, but these inexpensive desert landscaping ideas will help you achieve the same result.

Looking to save water and create a beautiful, low-maintenance landscape? Check out the eight xeriscape ideas for your front or backyard!

Drought Tolerant Landscape Design Ideas: Thirsty for a jaw-dropping landscape that won't guzzle all your water resources? Check out the top drought tolerant landscape design ideas. #rainscapes #rainbarrels #outdoorliving #landscapingideas #riverrock #peagravel #clovergroundcover #nowatergrass #droughtresistantplants #native plants

In drought-filled regions, xeriscaping has taken off, commonly misnomered as “Zero-Scaping” for its emphasis on water conservation.

For the better part of a century, lawns were the default for American front yards. They remain incredibly popular today, but standards are shifting quickly. So far this year, 80% of Yardzen clients requested a landscape design that did not maximize the use of lawn—and 37% requested no traditional lawn... Read more »

Ideas to help you create no grass front yard. This post includes photos and and inspiration for creating a gorgeous, plant-based front-yard landscape.

Utah Xeriscape Ideas: Drought-Tolerant Tips Discover inspiring Utah xeriscape ideas that marry beauty with sustainability. Turn your garden into an eco-friendly oasis with water-wise tips!

When it's time to say bye, bye to grass...There are so many alternatives to the basic front yard lawn! After years of hearing clients complain about high maintenance, water thirsty grass, we've learned which options will make you wonder why you waited so long to ditch your lawn! Here are four alternatives to the front yard lawn. No. 1: TurfAlthough we love to keep things natural, artificial turf is a great option for those who are hesitant to ditching the green completely. This isn't your gr

Tina Cremer, owner of H2 Xero Landscape, transforms this Westminster front yard into a thriving garden habitat using natural stone from Southwest Boulder.