Hot inland summers and big yards add up to big water bills. We design water-wise landscapes that stay good-looking through the heat, and help you plan around turf rebate rules.
Our office is on N Tustin St in Orange, a short drive up the 55 and 91 to Yorba Linda. Many homes here have larger lots, ranch and Spanish-style architecture, and lawns that struggle in the summer heat.
We replace thirsty grass with gardens built for full sun: California natives and Mediterranean plants, natural boulders, decomposed granite, dry riverbeds that catch winter rain, and drip irrigation. The goal is a yard that looks natural and relaxed, fits your home, and needs far less water once it settles in.
We walk the yard with you, look at sun, soil and drainage, and talk about how you use the space.
We find your water provider's current turf rebate and help with pre-approval before any grass comes out.
A plan with heat-ready plants picked for your yard, stone, paths and drip irrigation, in phases if you like.
Lawn removal, drip, planting, mulch and stone, done by our own licensed crew.
Inland Yorba Linda gets hotter summers than the coast, so we lean on California natives and Mediterranean plants that thrive in full sun and heat. The exact mix depends on your yard's sun, soil and style, so we choose plants for your property instead of using a one-size list.
Turf rebates depend on which water provider serves your address. We look up your provider and the current program during your consultation. Most programs require approval before any grass is removed.
Yes. On larger lots we often start with the front yard or the thirstiest lawn, then move to the backyard or side yards later, following one overall plan.
In most Orange County programs, no. Rebates generally require living, water-wise plants.