This California landscape design conserves water by integrating drought-resistant plants like succulents and native shrubs, making it ideal for Southern California's dry environment. Xeriscaping reduces irrigation needs and upkeep, promoting sustainability. Gravel and stone elements replace grass for a sleek, modern look while offering practical benefits. Click or tap to explore Southern California xeriscape designs.

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Mediterranean-inspired landscapes in California feature olive trees, lavender, and vines, with terracotta pots and stone pathways for added European charm. Shaded pergolas and water features like fountains offer tranquil, romantic spaces. This warm, earthy design reflects the Mediterranean’s natural beauty. Learn more about Mediterranean-inspired landscaping by clicking here.

The watershed approach to landscaping allows us to change "ornamental" landscapes into multi-benefit environmental solutions.

See paths and plantings from the 2017 Theodore Payne Native Plant Garden Tour

A Palos Verdes, California, front yard and courtyard show how much beauty can be had in a low-water garden.

Enjoy a fuss-free, water-wise garden in the Golden State by growing plants naturally in tune with the climate and wildlife

Tour a stunning 1960s midcentury ranch house that was re-imagined by DesignARC, located in the lovely community of Montecito, California.