I'm too far away to help in person but can send seeds for wildflowers. The gaillardia in my yard grows with absolutely no water (and we've had NO rain).
It is as no maintenance a plant as imaginable but very cheerful.

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here it's growing in the driveway and since then jumped up on top of the wall into my neighbors yard which is pure sand.

I can also send black-eyed susan seeds but these will take longer to bloom, maybe next year. But they do last a very long time once they get going.
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Denise

You might be able to get recycled paint from your county, then all you would need would be some funds for rollers and drop clothes, and of course to organize the volunteer labor. I would come if it were closer. I'm sure the GW'ers will take care of the plants :)

Those are great ideas! I really appreciate the offer for the seeds too! :)

I didn't see your email listed on your homepage.
Email your snail mail addy to:
imagardener2 at comcast dot net.
(I spell it out to foil the spambots hahaha.)

Denise

I live close so I could help plant one morning, but I don't think I have many plants that would be low maintence enough for a non-residential property. Things I have that might work are small specimens of African Rose Mallow and Yellow elder. You would have to see if these fit into your design plan.

Hi Amberroses!

I don't have a design plan (yet...). What I will do is take some exterior pics this week and post back.

I'm open to any suggestions - especially, most of you are much more gifted in that department than I am! ;-)

You could always go the Florida Friendly route - maybe a nursery could sponsor or co-sponsor.