Clear flamable vegetation for a minimum distance of 30 to 100 feet around structures in areas subject to wildfire. Do not plant cypress, eucalyptus, or junipers close to the house as they contain combustible oils that can cause fire to spread rapidly. Stabilize slope areas by planing deep-rooted woody ground covers. Add some widely spaced taller shrubs and trees. Install a zoned fire-resistant landscape, planting succulents and other plants with a high moisture content near the house and spacing woody shrubs, perennials, and trees far apart in the transition area between domestic landscaping and the natural environment.
Covered patio Have a seat and enjoy the scenery in the covered patio.
Overhead, Wisteria sinensis offers an abundance of blooms in the spring, shade in the summer, and a beautifully entwined woody vine in the winter. Oriental niche Simple, tranquil, and bathed in shades of green, the oriental garden serves as a peaceful setting for relation. It is a style that borrows its principles from nature. It is generally asymmetrical but well-balanced. It is neat, tidy and well-manicured yet informal.