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Design ideas for a mid-sized contemporary drought-tolerant and partial sun backyard landscaping in Santa Barbara.

Toro Canyon

Contemporary Landscape, Santa Barbara

Once completely dominated by Eucalyptus forest, this site was degraded with poor soils and the house construction created a large area of disturbance. We restored the site to the point that within a year it looks as though nature slowly took over on its own. A strictly native plant palette of simple textures and masses of similar species achieves the affect. This garden was featured in the 2013 Santa Barbara Botanic Garden annual garden tour. Carex praegracilis, Thalictrum fendleri, Leymus condensatus, Quercus agrifolia Andri Beauchamp, photo

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Texture and stone

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