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At the base of the joshua-tree grove are rocks and a few other native plants

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00211-death-valley-mine-garden-800px.jpg The front of the old house at Death Valley Mine has a row of joshua trees planted in front of itThumbnailsApproaching the front door of the old house at Death Valley MineThe front of the old house at Death Valley Mine has a row of joshua trees planted in front of itThumbnailsApproaching the front door of the old house at Death Valley MineThe front of the old house at Death Valley Mine has a row of joshua trees planted in front of itThumbnailsApproaching the front door of the old house at Death Valley MineThe front of the old house at Death Valley Mine has a row of joshua trees planted in front of itThumbnailsApproaching the front door of the old house at Death Valley MineThe front of the old house at Death Valley Mine has a row of joshua trees planted in front of itThumbnailsApproaching the front door of the old house at Death Valley Mine

Orange desert mallow and cacti were planted here as well. The residents here apparently understood native plants.