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Flowers or Foliage?

Consider using different foliage textures and colors instead of using plants that bloom. Adding variegated leaves, such as Variegated Ligustrum, Variegated Pittosporum, or Variegated Ginger, against a darker leaf adds a nice color contrast in the landscape. Try using different textures such as Muhly Grass, Foxtail Fern, or Mondo Grass to add interest and movement. Colored foliage such as Sunshine Ligustrum, Loropetalum, Copper leaf, or Stromanthe will give you year round color.

 

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Cultivating a Water-Wise Garden: Tips for Conservation

In an era of increasing environmental awareness and concern over water scarcity, cultivating a water-wise garden has become not just a trend but a responsible choice. A water-wise garden not only conserves precious resources but also creates a beautiful, sustainable landscape that thrives even in dry conditions. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, here are some tips to help you create your own water-wise oasis.  

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Healthy soil is the cornerstone of successful gardening. It’s not just dirt; it’s a living ecosystem teaming with organisms essential for plant growth. Neglecting soil health can lead to poor yields, pest problems, and nutrient deficiencies. However, with a few simple practices, you can nurture your soil and foster a thriving garden.

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