Description
Author: Greg Rubin and Lucy Warren
Publisher: Timber Press (2016)
Paperback: 208 pages
- Images: 170 color photos
From the publisher’s website:
Home landscapes that require copious amounts of water simply aren’t an option anymore. But that doesn’t mean you have to settle for barren expanses of rock mulch or artificial turf. California native plants can create a lush, wildlife-friendly landscape that requires minimal irrigation once it’s established. Learn which plants will work best in your yard, how to get them established, and how to keep them looking great all year long.
Greg Rubin is the owner of California’s Own Native Landscape Design, a company that specializes in creating stable, sustainable, ornamental, low-input gardens with substantial habitat and wildlife value. Lucy Warren is a longtime regional gardening professional in southern California. She writes a regular gardening column for the San Diego Union Tribune and is a former editor for California Garden magazine.
