Yorba Linda Landscaping Transition

10/26/2016

There are many hardy shrubby plants that can thrive in Yorba Linda’s dry climate. What do you think of Toyon and rosemary?

10/24/2016

Do you have any favorite drought tolerant plants in your garden that you would like to see more of around Yorba Linda? Post photos of your faves!
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10/21/2016

Hardscapes require the least water of all! What do you think of these rocky landscapes? Peruse more landscape options by visiting our website: www.yllandscaping.org/

10/20/2016

What do you think of this median on Bastanchury Road? These drought tolerant grasses are green but not water greedy. Tell us what you think of more landscape options for Yorba Linda by taking this quick survey: http://bit.ly/2bYFbBn

10/18/2016

You may be surprised by some of the lush plants that are drought tolerant and well adapted to Yorba Linda’s climate. See more drought tolerant plants at: www.yllandscaping.org/

10/17/2016

Succulents or leafy bushes? Or both?
Take our survey to provide your input on a range of plant options for Yorba Linda’s landscapes. http://bit.ly/2bYFbBn

10/15/2016

The City is creating demonstration sites to test our new approach to more sustainable landscapes. The designs are ready! Check them out at our website:
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Do you have a favorite?

10/12/2016

Groundcovers can be a great alternative to thirsty turf. These low-lying plants require less water and less maintenance. Does anyone have ground cover at home? What do you think about groundcover for our city’s landscapes? www.YLlandscaping.org

10/08/2016

Replacing ornamental turf with artificial turf is another way to keep our landscapes green while conserving water. Watch a time-lapse before and after video of the turf replacement on Yorba Linda Boulevard by . http://bit.ly/2bUwHNq

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