Theme and Variations |
This landscaping effectively uses variations in color and texture along with rocks and a sculpture to create an attractive, nearly waterless garden.
Stately Entrance |
The City's use of brick and yellow gravel to provide a formal edging to the median, creates a stately entrance to Barstow. When the small plantings have matured, this will be a lovely addition to our City.
Oasis in the Desert |
The grouping of palm trees with lower plants creates the effect of an oasis.
Mojave Style - Shades of Tan |
Ignore the tree and lawn in the background which belong to a neighbor. This low water landscape is typical of the Mojave Style, with a scattering of xeric plants and round cobbles to suggest a dry river bed.
Mojave Style - Shades of Red |
Again ignore the trees in the background which belong to a neighbor. The white pampas grass provides a contrast to the red rock most of the year. The Ocotillos provide red accepts before the Mexican Bird-of-Paridise blooms.
Desert Woodland |
Pines native to the drier part of the Middle East can provide a woodland effect without using much water.
Pathway to a Secret Garden |
A combination of plants in a desert garden invite a closer view.
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