PlantsPlants inin thethe Bighorn-DesertBighorn-Desert ViewView WaterWater AgencyAgency DemonstrationDemonstration GardenGarden A Reche Road 45 2 20 35 20 9 49 7 30 42 21 36 1 10 14 4 34 33 36 33 47 61 21 32 26 9 19 21 25 20 B 21 49 5 2 Rusty Creek 60 2 8 20 32 48 4 36 56 27 38 21 48 6 13 28 18 25 2 58 21 57 3 25 21 Rusty Creek C Sign 36 17 18 21 37 25 54 23 32 37 37 44 59 15 15 26 29 31 41 18 45 4 22 Gravel Path 25 39 43 29 62 36 56 Gravel Path 40 4 25 19 26 59 27 32 55 3 18 20 4 39 51 36 11 16 20 25 26 18 63 52 14 9 12 24 2 25 63 50 53 4 1 58 Post Office Parking Lot Shrubs, Cacti, Perennials Tree Spiny Succulents (Joshua Trees, Yucca, etc.)

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1. Creosote – * 22. Freckled Milkvetch – Astragalus lentigenosus var. variabilis* 43. Jerusalem Sage – Phlomis fruticosa 2. Damianita – Chrysactinia mexicana 23. French Lavender – Lavendula dentata 44. Texas Ranger – Leucophyllum species 3. Barrel cylindraceus* 24. Aloe – Aloe species 45. Indian Rice Grass – Stipa hymenoides* 4. California Buckwheat – Eriogonum fasciculatum* 25. Desert Marigold – Baileya multiradiata* 46. Cottontop Cactus - Echinocactus polycephalus* 5. Peruvian Torch Cactus – Echinopsis peruviana 26. Autumn Sage – Salvia greggii 47. Jojoba – Simmondsia chinensis* 6. Lemonade Berry – Rhus integrifolia 27. Ocotillo – Fouquieria splendens* 48. Artichoke Agave – Agave parryi 7. Bunny Ears Cactus – Opuntia microdasys 28. Cape Honeysuckle – Tecomaria capensis 49. Golden Barrel Cactus - Echinocactus grusonii 8. Pencil Cholla – Cylindropuntia ramosissima* 29. Little John Bottlebrush – Callistemon citrinus ‘Little John’ 50. Cleveland Sage – Salvia clevlandii 9. Yellow-flowered Yucca Hesperaloe– parviflora 30. Bottlebrush – Callistemon citrinus 51. Waxleaf Privet – Ligustrum japonicum ‘Texanum’ 10. Prostrate Rosemary – Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Prostratus’ 31. Teddy Bear Cholla – Opuntia bigelovii* 52. White Sage – Salvia apiana* 11. Grizzlybear Prickly Pear – Opuntia polyacantha var. erinacea* 32. Mojave Yucca – Yucca schidigera* 53. Dalea - Psorothamnus polydenius 12. Purple Bush Dusty Miller – Centaurea gymnocarpa 33. Trailing Dalea – Dalea greggii 54. Powis Castle Artemisia – Artemisia x ‘Powis Castle’ 13. Pink Fairy Duster - Calliandra eriophylla* 34. Rosemary – Rosmarinus officinalis 55. Texas Mountain Laurel – Sophora secundiflora 14. Lavender Cotton – Santolina chamaecyparissus 35. Blackfoot Daisy – Melampodium leucanthum 56. Hedgehog cactus – Echinocereus engelmanii* 15. Foxtail Cactus – Coryphantha vivipara* 36. Rabbitbrush - Ericameria species* 57. Purple Jerusalem Sage - Phlomis purpurea 16. Santa Rita Prickly Pear – Opuntia violacea var. santa-rita 37. Blue Chaste Tree – Vitex agnus-castus 58. Mexican Evening Primrose – Oenothera berlandieri 17. Paper Spine Cactus – Tephrocactus articulates var. papyracanthus 38. Barrel Cactus – Ferocactus species 59. Burrobush – Ambrosia dumosa* 18. Joshua Tree – * 39. Desert Spoon – Dasylirion wheeleri 60. Mojave Aster – Xylorhiza tortifolia* 19. Paperflower –Psilostrophe cooperi* 40. Eaton’s Firecracker – Penstemon eatonii* 61. Needles & Strings Agave - Agave filamentosa 20. Tufted Evening Primrose –Oenothera caespitosa* 41. Purple Robe – Nierembergia scoparia 62. Golden Torch Cactus – Echinopsis (Trichocereus) spachiana 21. Gopher – Euphorbia rigida 42. Spanish Lavender – Lavendula stoechas 63. Fanleaf Crinklemat – Tiquilia plicata* *Native to the Mojave and/or Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency Some of our favorites! Community Some of our favorites! fold in under Demonstration Garden Can you find them 1 US Post Office Can you find them 890 Landers Lane, Landers CA in the garden? This stunning, water-wise demonstration garden in the heart of Landers had for years been a narrow, barren dirt easement separating the Post Office parking lot from the adjacent roadway. The completed project is the result of leadership from Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency, grant funds from the Mojave Water Agency’s Alliance for Water Awareness and Conservation, and a design concept from Mike Branning of Unique Garden Center. The project began in 2013 with fill dirt from Yucca Valley’s Super Walmart construction site. Then #29 two large Joshua trees were relocated from the Senior Housing #12 Project in Yucca Valley, and the rocks were harvested from the County landfill nearby. The dry wash element is lined with rusted cans reclaimed from the desert. The Landers Garden Club and volunteers from the 29 Palms Marine Base and throughout Landers pitched in to install the drip irrigation WelcomeWelcome toto system and to finish planting a wide variety of drought-tolerant and shrubs. Bighorn-DesertBighorn-Desert Over the years, several varieties of native flowering plants have #57 found their way into the garden. Unfortunately, the “Walmart” ViewView WaterWater AgencyAgency Joshua Trees did not survive. However, a keen eye will note a #42 number of “baby” Joshua trees have volunteered to rise up in DemonstrationDemonstration GardenGarden their place!

In 2017, the Agency relocated two Joshua Trees from the wastewater project in Yucca Valley hoping this second transplanting will be a success. #58 This garden stands out for its beauty and as a source of community pride. The garden is also maintained by volunteers, primarily local resident Mr. J. Dennis Staley. #63

Property size: 0.1 acre Brochure created by Robin Kobaly for BDVWA - All photos ©2018 Robin Kobaly Elevation: 3100 ft. Produced by The SummerTree Institute (www.summertree.org)