Specializing in low maintenance, usually low cost, desert gardening.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring
Two of the gaudy xeriscaping plants, my rose bush and the neighbor's cactus. I am tempted to sneak over to his yard and steal a few pads to start my own cactus.
I have three weeks to make a garden for wildlife, fruit and veg. I am a lazy gardener and want to do least work possible. What should I do? What should I plant? I want to keep it low maintenance how do I do this?
Alex - If you only have three weeks, don't do anything.
Making a low-maintenance garden takes careful planning, planting, and nurturing for the first couple of years ... the reward comes after than when everything is well-established and needs very little attention.
Love the yellow ones!
ReplyDeleteI have three weeks to make a garden for wildlife, fruit and veg. I am a lazy gardener and want to do least work possible. What should I do? What should I plant? I want to keep it low maintenance how do I do this?
ReplyDeleteAlex - If you only have three weeks, don't do anything.
ReplyDeleteMaking a low-maintenance garden takes careful planning, planting, and nurturing for the first couple of years ... the reward comes after than when everything is well-established and needs very little attention.