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Cycads in Los Angeles; a garden with a fire pit.

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Selecting climbing plants.

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A visit to a private garden in Beverly Hills.

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Season 32 begins with the Water Conservation Garden.

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Water features and elements that can be added to a garden.

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The 32nd season begins with a new host, Australian landscaper Jamie Durie, and a visit to the Water Conservation Garden at Cuyamaca College. Featured: xeriscaping, a method of landscaping with drought-resistant plants.

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