Xeria E-zineSign up for Tips and Links to Information about Xeriscape GardeningThe name for the Xeria E-zine is derived from 'xeric' for dry gardening, and 'utopia' meaning a paradise - you can guess from the name the emphasis is on making your own Arid Eden!
Sign up for the Xeria E-zine which shows up in your email inbox around the beginning of each month - each issue contains tips and information about xeric gardening, succulents, dry garden plants, thyme and xeriscaping.Succulent crafts, planting ideas, sustainable gardening methods and much more in a short, readable post can be scanned in a few moments, and give you the opportunity to be inspired. If you're as fascinated by growing these incredible hardy succulents like Sedum and Sempervivum, and making your garden a haven for migratory songbirds, butterflies and bees, the Xeria E-zine will give you inspiration for building flower gardens, rock walls, courtyards and lots more. Contest updates are included so you can stay current on what's hot. You'll also get links to new pages that may be of interest to you in your quest to make your special xeric garden. Interested in finding out more? Check out the Xeria backissues and see what you're missing! Fill in this quick Survey and let me know what you think. Sign up for the Xeria E-zine below and receive your free bonus - a five part series on Xeriscaping, with ideas and inspiration to making your very own lush garden with very little water:
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