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Let Bryson residents conserve water with xeriscaping

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Andrea Cookson
3 years ago

I live at 821 Heartleaf and would like to use gravel myself. The Moore's home looks amazing! Please give us all xeriscaping. We have water restrictions every year!

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Stacey Scott
3 years ago

I 100 percent support this - especially with the current weather conditions and water restrictions!

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Cory Duplantis
3 years ago

We should have the ability to xeroscape to help conserve water, while keeping the community beautiful.

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Ryan smith
3 years ago

Conserving water is important and the grass just dies and gets weeds when we get in water restrictions anyways.

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Laura Davenport
3 years ago

We definitely should be able to xeriscape our yards. Water conservation is the goal and it's so much more attractive than dead grass! We're finding it impossible to keep grass heathy here.

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PJ
3 years ago

HOA should be monitoring lawns for cleanliness and upkeep, that’s it!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Zero scape is a nice option for water conservation

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Tonya Bennett
3 years ago

We support anything that helps the environment and our dire need for water conservation.

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Doug Cloud
3 years ago

Fully support the xeriscape approach in efforts to conserve water as well as a design choice/option for residents within the Bryson community.

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Norma Valle
3 years ago

Your yard looks great. Xeriscaping is the way to go, especially in Texas. We the community of Bryson need to end the HOA’s position on this matter.

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Eugene
3 years ago

This is a great option and I stand by it 100%

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Laurel Thompson
3 years ago

This is an environmentally friendly option it should be allowed

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Siddharth Kumar
3 years ago

I feel it looks good

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Adam Cooper
3 years ago

HOA's suck

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I support 100% my neighbor. The xeriscape looks way better than most of the houses in the neighborhood with all grass.

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John Perez
3 years ago

Your yard looks beautiful - fellow neighbor in Bryson

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Priya
3 years ago

I support this as its very difficult to maintain grass

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Kody Sandel
3 years ago

I support this. The water restrictions and record breaking heat make it impossible to keep our grass alive. Xeriscaping is an environmentally friendly and good looking option for out Texas climate.

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Abel Kurian
3 years ago

Its literally laughable that HOA is trying to ruin this beautiful family from keeping what they got prior approval for already. I do not even understand these stupid politics. Hoa rules seriously need to consider community peace of mind.

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Debjit Saha
3 years ago

1017 Rabbit Brush Rd