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Sunset,  Nov, 2004  

Arid ideas. If you're looking for inspiration for your fall planting, check out a new book, Plants and Landscapes for Summer-Dry Climates of the San Francisco Bay Region (East Bay Municipal Utility District, 2004; $35). Glossy color photographs by Saxon Holt, who also contributes to Sunset, show gardens that are beautifully designed to conserve water as well as provide habitat for wildlife, reduce fire hazards, minimize impact on landfills, and more.

Profiles of 650 plants, many accompanied by photos, are included, along with design notes, growing tips, and resource lists. The book is available online at www.ebmud.com or at local bookstores.

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