This garden integrates native plants and other water wise plants

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This garden integrates native plants and other water wise plants The Owen Garden This garden integrates native plants and other water wise plants

Water Harvesting To provide water for her xeric garden, Jan collects rain water in a barrel from a down spout off her home Using a series of drip irrigation lines and hoses she is able to water most of her xeric landscape

A birdbath is an excellent way to provide drinking and bath water for birds

This shows one of the drip lines used to carry water from the rain water harvesting barrel to the plants that need an occasional drink

Russian Sage

Native Prickly Pear Cactus (Opuntia Sp.)

Scabiosa

Artemisia ‘Powis Castle’

Yucca elata

Verbena Ridgida