Desert yards laid out in rock, borders and low-water planting — Gilbert, Maricopa County.
In Gilbert the front yard is not entirely yours. Most neighborhoods here run an HOA with specific rules about rock — the color, how much of the ground it covers, how many plants and how tall they are allowed to get — and the quickest way to get a letter is to let twenty-year-old gravel thin out until the dirt shows through. Rock work here is usually a refresh rather than a start: weeds and old barrier pulled, low spots regraded, new gravel brought in to match what the street already looks like, borders that have wandered put back on a line. Where plants go in, they go in on drip, at a size and spacing that still works in five years and not only on the day they are planted.
If there is a rule sheet or a violation letter, have it out when we walk the yard. The rock color and coverage it names decides what gets ordered, and matching it the first time is a great deal less work than spreading the wrong gravel across a whole front yard and then spreading it again.
Water, rock, grass and shade — the whole yard, by one crew.
Vea también rock & desert design en todo el the East Valley o el resumen de Gilbert.





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