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What common misperception about xeriscaping does the author address in this article?
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∙ 8y ago
by pointing out that xeriscaping can help reduce gopher infestations
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∙ 8y ago
The author addresses the misperception that xeriscaping is dull and unattractive by highlighting the variety of colorful and visually appealing drought-tolerant plants that can be incorporated into a xeriscape garden.
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∙ 8y agoIt consumes a lot of water.
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What has the author Mark Rumary written?
Mark Rumary has written: 'The dry garden' -- subject(s): Xeriscaping
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Carol Bornstein has written: 'Reimagining the California lawn' -- subject(s): Design, Lawns, Gardens, Xeriscaping, Drought-tolerant plants
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