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[Duelist]

I live in southern Arizona. For those not familiar, landscaping here can be a challenge, and is sometimes done a bit differently than in other places, like where they have access to water every year, year-round.

Today, I was driving about in my personal vehicle for an essential element of my employment. I noticed another vehicle being driven as part of employment. This vehicle had a professionally printed magnetic banner affixed down the side, advertising landscaping services. One of the services this company apparently provides is “Zeroscape.”

SMH.

Xerascaping is a thing done here, due to the aforementioned lack of water.

I have no idea what “Zeroscape” might be. Unless the printing company and/or the landscaping company have no idea about spelling Xerascaping, nor access to a computer or dictionary.

[txdpd]

It's actually pretty clever. It's often pronounced "zeroscape" and I wouldn't be surprised if that's a common google search term. He might have the zeroscape market cornered and not have any competitors that offer zeroscape services

[GuanoLoco]

http://nativetreesandlandscaping.blo...zeroscape.html

[Duelist]

http://nativetreesandlandscaping.blo...zeroscape.html

Okay, now that makes some sense. Gravel yards with some bushes and ornamental trees are a very common choice, too. Had no idea there was a term for it.

[Hambo]

People say 'zeroscape' in Florida and we don't do that here. However, xeriscaping is promoted because we're sucking the life out of the aquifers. I thought those that say zeroscape are just morons, which is a pretty safe bet given that we have so many of them.