Read more about the article Bye, Bye Turf!
Always room for the homeowners' cute pelican watering can.

Bye, Bye Turf!

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It's time to highlight another turf removal project we've just completed. This one is primarily non-edible, but we were excited to transform another front lawn into a water catchment basin, and make it a home for native and drought-tolerant plants. The family wanted colorful plants that gave them a little privacy while taking advantage of the city's rebate program, which covered the cost of plants and hardscape materials. Let's take a look: Before The homeowner wanted a path next to…

Read more about the article Big Changes for a Big Front Yard
New bioswale captures and sinks water deep into the ground for fruit trees to enjoy.

Big Changes for a Big Front Yard

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Our largest Turf Removal Rebate project to date involved eliminating 3,000 square feet of lawn in a big front yard and parkway in Beverlywood. The owners wanted to reduce their water bill and make their front yard an inviting place for kids to play, while providing native habitat for birds and pollinators. These were big changes for the neighborhood, as a quick drive around the block would prove. Every house had a lawn. This was going to be big. This…

Read more about the article One More Turf Removal Rebate Garden
As plants grow in, the family can enjoy fresh lettuce, kale, and radishes from their new garden.

One More Turf Removal Rebate Garden

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People in Southern California are finally catching on to the idea that lawns are a waste of water, especially during a drought like the one we've been in for many years now. The City of Los Angeles is providing incentives to remove lawns (up to $3.75 per square foot as of this writing) through its Turf Removal Rebate program (see available Rebates here). It's a chance to save some money on revamping your yard, and a chance to turn it…

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