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Rethinking the yard in drought-stricken regions - North County Times

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Rethinking the yard in drought-stricken regions North County Times Trees died by the millions, lawns and landscaping wilted, lakes shrank and wildlife struggled. Water bills shot up. All of this, experts say, could be just the nudge homeowners across the Southwest need to do things differently in their yards. Adapt garden to make most of drought conditionsFall River Herald News all 15 news articles »

New Orleans' lush landscape of trees is thriving once again - NOLA.com

NOLA.com

New Orleans' lush landscape of trees is thriving once again NOLA.com But the city's lush landscape suffered a severe blow during Hurricane Katrina, when more than 100000 trees were blown over or died from sitting in salty floodwaters. Six years later, both public and private groups have made significant progress in ... and more »

Landscape makeover: Planning and collaboration turn muddy yard into attractive ... - OregonLive.com

OregonLive.com

Landscape makeover: Planning and collaboration turn muddy yard into attractive ... OregonLive.com The inside was nicely finished, but the landscape was minimal at best, and several exterior projects needed attention. This job was not going to be small. It would involve the front yard, the backyard and a host of side projects (garage, roof, gutters, ...

Landscape Resolutions - Patch.com

Landscape Resolutions Patch.com While you're thinking about getting your body in shape, how about getting your landscape in shape as well? You don't have to recreate your entire front and back yard — just think about one or two areas that you'd really like to change. A small ... and more »

'Drought Survival Kit:' Dry regions look for landscaping alternatives that ... - Washington Post

'Drought Survival Kit:' Dry regions look for landscaping alternatives that ... Washington Post Trees died by the millions, lawns and landscaping wilted, lakes shrank and wildlife struggled. Water bills shot up. All of this, experts say, could be just the nudge homeowners across the Southwest need to do things differently in their yards. and more »