WaterSmart makeover: Carving out a winner on a 3D canvas
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For The Union-Tribune
Like many couples with children, Mark and Terri Linman’s initial landscaping project decades ago was to create a space where their three young daughters could play. Back then, after they bought their Mount Helix home in 1997, it included a lawn, of course. But there were also a row of liquidambar trees, a couple of camphor trees and a large Shamel ash.
Those trees were a huge attraction to their oldest daughter, who was 7 at the time, said Terri Linman.
“Look at those trees
Like many couples with children, Mark and Terri Linman’s initial landscaping project decades ago was to create a space where their three young daughters could play. Back then, after they bought their Mount Helix home in 1997, it included a lawn, of course. But there were also a row of liquidambar trees, a couple of camphor trees and a large Shamel ash.
Those trees were a huge attraction to their oldest daughter, who was 7 at the time, said Terri Linman.
“Look at those trees
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