. . . which is a method of landscaping that uses
drought-resistant plants in order to
conserve water. That doesn't mean just
cactus, though—this lavender that's making
my bedroom so fragrant right
now came from a Xeriscape garden.
[See how others interpreted X here.]
Perfect word for the letter X. I really like the way your lavendar is displayed. Pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love lavender and have some growing on my porch. Xeriscaping is something we don't need here right now, with all this rain. But it's hot and sunny now; who knows?
ReplyDeleteI like how you have displayed your lavender.
I even didn't know that name and I cannot find in my mind a French équivalent !
ReplyDeleteGreat information and great picture !
I like lavendar vey much, so full of memories and images !!
Wow, I've never seen lavender arranged like that ~ unusual and lovely! And their fragrance would be delicious!
ReplyDeleteactually quite pretty; there's another example in the meme that is more barren.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
A beautiful display - I might try that, or something similar. Love lavendar.
ReplyDeleteAnd to think, I always thought Xeriscaping meant "Rocks and weeds".
ReplyDeleteYou made it look good!
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Troy
Lavenders are really good, well besides on having heavenly fragrance, it will add color and value to your garden especially to those who use xeriscaping concept.
ReplyDeleteBroomfield Xeriscape