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A Del Rey couple transformed their yard into a native, drought-tolerant garden called Chateau Chaparral, replacing invasive grasses and concrete with California native plants and a lush native lawn. They requested guests to sponsor native plants instead of traditional gifts, which helped fund the project. Their garden features native wildflowers, manzanitas, coast live oak, and a distinctive native lawn, attracting visitors and earning recognition on the Theodore Payne Foundation’s garden tour. The transformation promotes sustainable landscaping and community engagement in drought-resistant gardening.
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