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06-20-2008, 10:54 AM
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Desert Gardens
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 Alpine Asters can easily go 2 weeks without waterIF they ship on time. IF they arrive alive... And, IF it all grows well... I'll have the prettiest backyard in the neighborhood.  Butterfly Weed is a beacon for butterfliesOur backyards aren't like most backyards. They go on forever, winding up into the hills behind our homes.  Pasque Flowers grow well with infrequent drenchingThey're generally treated as wild land filled with sage brush, a skunk or two and lots of cactus. This summer I'm out to improve all that... With native plants that can survive long periods of time without water. Into my new Desert Garden will go:
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