This intricate and flowing 8,000 sq. ft. landscape, started by its horticulturist owner in 2002, begins with a colorful and eclectic front yard and moves into three distinctive zones: a shaded side yard of flowering currants, a desert-themed outdoor room decorated with succulents, and finally a sloping, naturalistic backyard planted with local species to attract birds and insects. Several mature and lovingly pruned toyons and manzanitas enhance the scene. Look out for the rare Eriogonum wrightii, Scutellaria mexicana, Pellaea andromedifolia, and Crossosoma californica.

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