Joann Clark fell in love with the desert's resource-respecting philosophy while gathering ideas for a client. Her Yorba Linda renovation embraces pueblo style: minimal turf, rock mulch, a rainfall-collecting dry creek bed that doubles as a design feature and solves drainage toward the house (8 ft below street grade). Tough, nondemanding plants—palo verde, mesquite, prickly pear, purple fountain grass, santolina, red bougainvillea—complete the Southwestern motif.
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Goldfish Spawning Aggression: When Males Nearly Kill the Female
When a Koi Swallows a Goldfish: What to Do
How to Save Gladiolus Corms Over Winter for Spring Replanting
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Attracting Birds to Your Backyard
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