Desert Plants – Desert Landscaping

February 11, 2011 at 6:55 pm 15 comments

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Written by CaliforniaTravelTips about 1 year ago.

@JasminRizo You’re welcome! Glad it was useful!
Written by JasminRizo about 1 year ago.

I need to find plants that were in the desert.Thanx for puttinq this video
Written by Tillerknavs about 1 year ago.

This video has changed my life!
Written by CaliforniaTravelTips about 1 year ago.

@chikenkik98 Awesome! I’m glad this video finally came in handy for someone!
Written by chikenkik98 about 1 year ago.

Hey thanks i needed this for my homework
Written by CaliforniaTravelTips about 1 year ago.

@kylejames1988 I agree. You really need a full day or two to soak everything up. The Oasis is really cool!
Written by CaliforniaTravelTips about 1 year ago.

@CHARIZARD70 Yikes!
Written by kylejames1988 about 1 year ago.

We visited the Living Desert 3x this year. You really do get a better feel for it on return trips. I don’t recall seeing the Oasis before this year and it was almost liking being in an outdoor a/c room
Written by CHARIZARD70 about 1 year ago.

the cholla plant may not look bad but if you tap them with your finger it will go right in you its not a pretty sight taking them out
Written by CaliforniaTravelTips about 1 year ago.

Interesting! I would love to visit Greece someday. It seems very beautiful, and I love the food!
Written by hrbear about 1 year ago.

I would like to visit this place some day. I like much plants. Desert plants are common in Greece because the climate is dry and hot. For example Agave is a common plant here, as well as Yucca.
Written by YoungMoney835 about 1 year ago.

0:41
Written by lostboyswerd about 1 year ago.

:41 nice
Written by CaliforniaTravelTips about 1 year ago.

Thanks, Tim! You always have such kind words. It’s funny — I always thought a desert oasis was a figure of speech until our visit to Living Desert. It’s always fun to learn something new! Take care! Veronica
Written by AsktheBuilder about 1 year ago.

No way, a real oasis! Makes sense that it would result from a geological feature that forces water to the surface. I discover something amazing with each of your videos. Keep up the great work Veronica!

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