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Disappearing Streams

• Nothing relaxes like the sound of moving water produced by a running stream.
• Best results use all natural components like Big Bend rocks and subtly colorful gravel and moss boulders.
• Soften the look of your stream with plenty of lush garden shrubs and native flowers.
• Disappearing streams are very environ-mentally friendly, reducing water evaporation and using very little energy.
• A stream is wonderful for keeping wildlife active in your yard, hummingbirds, butterflies and songbirds depend on water sources to stay around.
• Water flow can be adjusted easily to increase while entertaining or relaxing outside.
• Drop by our Learning Center any time to ask an expert about box kits, materials and how easy it is to make your own.
• Modern elements like updated pottery and slate features make a stunning beginning to a stream bed.

Our Learning Center reveals all the secrets of disappearing streams and water features.  Ask one of our experts to give you a tour of all the possiblilties.

New arrivals in the Nursery
this week:
Tall, elegant ‘Princess Caroline’ and shorter ‘Princess Molly’ purple fountain grasses.  One perfect for any setting.
Mexican bird of Paradise.  Striking yellow variant of the familiar Pride of Barbados

‘Kaleidescope’ and ‘Twist of Lime’
Abelias are back
in stock.

Anacacho orchid in bloom.  Makes a lovely native ornamental accent with softly floating white blooms on a small, sturdy muti-branched tree.

The Cascade Red trailing rose makes an excellent choice spilling over rocks or climbing a support.  Small brilliant red roses!