Budget Landscaping design/plan -- thoughts?

[Cambium]

Oh shoot, I deleted the images. Sorry! Hope the OP saw to get an idea. Good luck with the project

[Zoisite]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Oh shoot, I deleted the images. Sorry! Hope the OP saw to get an idea. Good luck with the project

I can still see your 2 images you posted.

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[Zoisite]

OP, something else I just remembered for drought and heat resistant evergreen plants and trees for your climate that could do quite well is junipers. There are several different species of junipers ranging from low, spreading ground covers to medium sized shrubs all the way up to unique shaped tall trees at maturity. If you want year round greenery that can withstand an arid climate they are something to consider.

Pictures of various types of juniper species: https://www.google.com/search?q=juni...enCA1069CA1069

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[Cambium]

Originally Posted by Zoisite

I can still see your 2 images you posted.

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I deleted it from Imgur so how is that possible? Not that it's important but Can you copy and paste the images into a post that would be fun to see. No idea why you can still see them and I cant

[Pitt Chick]

Your two have been gone. The OP's two are still there.

[Zoisite]

Originally Posted by Cambium

I deleted it from Imgur so how is that possible? Not that it's important but Can you copy and paste the images into a post that would be fun to see. No idea why you can still see them and I cant

I don't understand it either but I can still see them. I don't know how this stuff works. I tried to copy and paste the 2nd one you did into this post, but it didn't work.

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[grampaTom]

OP, it looks like you live somewhere that succulents would thrive. Since you have mentioned possible water issues I would plant cacti and other succulents along the walls to soften their appearance. You can re-purpose the rocks you are removing in the same area.