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Jules Ashbach: im not in the extreme west. im in the concho valley. we get good rainfall here. the ryegrass was recommended by many ppl here. ryegrass is used along our highway systems. it's fine in our climate during the summer.
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Jen Maday: Hi:I am a landscaper and designer. Congratulations on your new home. This is very exciting time for you.There are many medium size to dwarf evergreen shrubs that you could use in your area. There are many annual flowers that you can plant to make a wonderful accents to the shrubs. Some medium size trees:Tea Olive (Osmanthus) This is an evergreen tree that is a fast grower. It can grow three to four feet a year. It produces tiny white fragrant flowers throughout the year. This is a wonderful specimen for your climate. A weeping Japanese Maple is small and is a wonderful focal point near a foundation. You will always want to plant at least two to three feet away from you foundation. Smaller shrubs that are evergreeen:Indian Hawthorn Nandina Azaleas Mop CypressLoropet! lum - Ruby Chinese PizazzThere are also dwarf shrubs:Hinoki CypressBlue Star JuniperDwarf HemlockThese are just a few. When planning your foundation and your new landscape, always plan, prep and plant. I will link you to the plan - prep - plant page of my website. This is an easy method to follow when doing any garden project. I will also link you to the gallery of plants section. There are different varieties of photos of trees, shrubs, perennial and annual flowers as well as herbs. There is a brief description of each as well as climate zones. This may give you some ideas. I will also link you to the site map, as this page has everything that is on the website. Browse through and see if you can find any other tips, techniques or articles that may help you out. There is a page on dwarf gardens, foundation planting and more. If you need any further help, please feel free to contact me and I would be happy to get you started on your new outdoor investment. The best of luck t! o you have a great day!Kimberly http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.! com/plan.ht...http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/Gallery...http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/Site.ht......Show more
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