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Landscape Design with Water in Mind - Plant Selection and Design
I. Introduction and Welcome
1. Welcome! (1:52)
2. Water in California: Drought vs Deluge (11:19)
3. What to Expect & How to Take this Course
II. Revisiting the Site Analysis
0. Introduction (2:30)
1. Soils: Understanding the Foundation of Healthy Landscapes (17:16)
2. Drainage: Nuisance, Liability or Resource? (19:47)
3. Climate Factors: Beyond the Sunset Zones (12:05)
4. Functional Assessment (17:44)
III. Planting Design Strategies
1. The Native Imperative (17:03)
2. Start with Native Plant Communities (18:18)
3. Basic Design Principles (19:49)
4. MWELO: It is the Law (16:25)
5. MWELO: Prescriptive Approach (11:37)
6. MWELO: Performance Approach (14:19)
7. Case Study: How Much Water Can You Save? (6:51)
8. Firescaping and Drought (17:49)
9. Planting for Raingardens & Greywater (22:41)
IV. Plant Selection: Resources and Criteria
0. Introduction (0:53)
1. Trees: Protecting the Urban Forest (13:57)
2. Native Shrubs/Perennials/Vines (15:36)
3. Native and Ornamental Grasses (17:43)
4. Groundcovers: Replacing the Lawn (17:39)
5. Annuals/Bulbs/Succulents (16:07)
6. Edibles: With Limited Water (15:39)
7. Cool Tools for Choosing Your Plants (15:57)
V. Installation and Maintenance
0. Introduction to This Section (1:48)
1. Drought Resistant Soils (20:15)
2. Native Planting and Care (29:40)
3. Maintenance vs Management (23:25)
4. Plant Problems and Challenges (16:36)
VI. Course Wrap-Up
1. Taking This Information Out to the World (3:50)
2. Course Survey
4. Contact/Connect
Zoom Meeting Recordings
March 15 Zoom Recording (97:13)
March 22 Zoom Recording (125:45)
7. Case Study: How Much Water Can You Save?
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