33×60 ft cleared bank in San Marcos (North San Diego County). Want drought-tolerant groundcover, succulents, 15–20 ft privacy trees at base. Plan: water weeds, Roundup, plant.
Cut level pads into the slope. Makes planting, maintenance, and enjoyment 10× easier. Leave the terraces—they become paths.
Deer Springs Exit (7 mi N of Escondido): two killer succulent/xeriscape nurseries, one each side of hwy. Best is on the right heading north.
See: russel-ray.com/articles/0025-vegetation.pdf – all from San Diego properties.
Inline drip on each terrace. Santa Ana winds desiccate fast. Night pulse saves plants.
Want company? Email russel@russel-ray.com. Might swing by next trip north.
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