This Naturescape landscape at a Wilton Manors Condo boasts native Paurotis Palm, Cocoplum and Sea Grape Trees. All grass has been removed. Plants and mulch serve as ground covers.


Photo Below: Naturescape landscape design below is between buildings at a condo on the intracoastal in North Miami Beach in South Florida. Notice there is no high maintenance, high water needs grass. Plants are drought and salt tolerant.


Photo Below: This backyard naturescape is inviting for people, butterflies and birds. All feel at home without sacrificing aesthetics.



Photo Below: This side yard naturescape is attractive and low maintenance and is filled with culinary herbs and butterfly  attractors.


Photo below: In this wonderful naturescape landscape, the swale has been replaced with natives and drought tolerant plants. Native Railroad Vine is used for ground cover. Native Seat Oats, Sea Lavendar are planted with Iris and Coast Rosemary. Rather than St Augustine, Zoysia has been used for the abbreviated lawn.



Photo Below: It's maintenance time at this Dooryard Naturescape Landscape Design Below:



Photo Below: This lush condo landscape boasts native Ipomea pes-capris ground cover instead of grass. Notice the contrast between the barren looking landscape with severely trimmed hedge and grass at the condos across the street and the one close planted with drought tolerant plants and ground covers in leu of  grass. The condo has no sprinkler system. After initial hand watering to get the landscape established, the landscape exists on natural rainfall and is lush and beautiful.



Photo Below: This planting uses Native Mimosa and mulch as ground covers rather than grass.


Photo Below: Drought tolerant plants serve as a natural lush green naturescape. Notice the difference in the color and green between plantings at the condo on the right and the landscape of yellowing grass at the neighboring condo on the left.