Latest Coachella Valley Water Conservation News2021-01-20T10:26:14-08:00

Embrace The Brown: Why You Should Skip Overseeding Your Lawn

Many homeowners aiming for the ideal lawn often turn to overseeding to fill in bare spots, thicken the grass, and improve its overall appearance. While overseeding has its benefits, there is a growing trend toward more sustainable lawn care practices that suggest otherwise. Instead of striving for a perpetually green, lush lawn, consider allowing your grass to go brown during dormant seasons. Here’s why you should reconsider overseeding and embrace the natural cycle of your turf, or even switch to desert landscape to save money! […]

Plant Of The Month: Queen’s Wreath, Coral Vine (Antigonon Leptopus)

In its native habitat, this Sonoran Desert native is usually found growing in canyons. It is a rapid-growing, twining climber, whose stems typically grow to 30 feet long, providing quick attractive cover. The leaves are bright green, large and heart-shaped. The queen’s wreath blooms profusely with large clusters of bright pink flowers with deeper pink centers, and its flowers attract bees. The plant goes dormant and freezes to the ground when temperatures drop below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. It regrows from roots when warm temperatures return in the spring. If very [...]

Landscaping Tip Of The Month: Plan Your Pool Landscaping Wisely

The areas around pools and patios are some of the most difficult places to landscape attractively and for low water and low maintenance. Such locations can be less than ideal for a plant’s health. Pools add reflected light from the water and hot concrete decking to the already seasonal high heat. Pool water treated with chlorine my splash on plants, injuring or killing them. […]

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