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Translate this page Free workshop on California Natives vs. Drought Tolerant LandscapesThursday, September 2nd, 2010 Issue 35, Volume 14.
Anyone disappointed by Yosemite because there aren’t any palm trees or succulents, may not be interested in this talk. Everyone else, however, should really get something out of this very detailed examination on how to capture nature’s beauty in their home landscape. Be prepared to throw everything about ornamental horticulture out the window as Rubin demonstrates how to create truly breathtaking native landscapes with year-round color and interest that will be the pride (not embarrassment) of the neighborhood. It’s likely to lead to losing the gardener and reducing high water bills, and gaining tons of birds, butterflies, color, and fragrance in a tranquil setting. Rubin, owner of California’s Advertisement Rubin has been featured in a number of newspapers and magazines. The seminar will be held from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 9. Southwest Boulder & Stone is located at 5002 Second Street, Fallbrook (in Rainbow – off Old Highway 395 at Second Street). To reserve a spot, call (760) 451-3333 Ext. 718, or register online at 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article! |
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