When designing a drought-tolerant landscape, it’s important to ask the question: how much water does it really need? Many people hear the phrase drought-tolerant and assume the plants survive with

Rethinking Landscaping for a Changing Climate The world is facing longer and more intense droughts. In areas like Southern California, the shift is undeniable, and the way we design our

Southern California is no stranger to drought. With increasingly unpredictable rainfall patterns, rising temperatures, and growing water restrictions, homeowners and property managers are turning to smarter ways to manage their

Southern California’s Mediterranean climate is known for its warm temperatures, dry summers, and limited rainfall. While this climate is ideal for year-round outdoor living, it presents challenges for maintaining lush,

Across many regions, especially those affected by drought, homeowners and communities are rethinking traditional lawns. Water restrictions, environmental concerns, and the desire for sustainable landscaping have all contributed to a

Water scarcity has become a pressing concern for many homeowners in Claremont. Traditional landscaping practices that rely heavily on turf grass and exotic plants are becoming increasingly difficult to maintain.