Plants Guide
Addison is going green! Through drip irrigation systems and the use of adapted or native plants, Addison is saving precious resources. Here are some examples of the many native plants and drought tolerant plants throughout our Parks and landscaping.
Canna Lily
Located in the Quorum Drive median beds between Belt Line Road and Westgrove Drive
Crape Myrtle Tree
Located in Les Lacs Linear Park by the sand volleyball and tennis courts
Dwaf Pampas Grass
Located at the power transmission towers on Easement Park
Gulf Muhly Grass
Located in the mounds on the south side of Arapaho Road between Addison Road and the bridge
'Henry Duelberg' Salvia
Located in beds by Addison Service Center flag poles
'Lord Baltimore' Hardy Hibiscus
Located at Les Lacs Linear Park across from the Athletic Club and between the parking lot and courts
Nandinas
Located in the Belt Line Road medians
Possum Haw Holly
Located on the Easement Park extension east of Proton Drive by the 'Cut One Plant One' sculpture
Red Yucca
Found in the Conference Centre parking lot's spine bed
Rock Rose
Located in the Conference Centre parking lot's spine bed
Soft Leaf Yucca
Located in Conference Centre beds at the entry from the parking lot into the courtyard
Texas Sage/Lynn's Legacy Sage
Located in Conference Centre beds by the windmill and at the entry from the parking lot into the courtyard
Turks Cap
Located in the Conference Centre parking lot's spine beds
Vitex Tree
Located at Les Lacs Linear Park across from the Athletic Club
