Fall is a wonderful time of year. Pumpkin spice latte’s, cool evenings and mornings, HOT days (in San Diego); festivals and preparation for holiday’s fill our evenings. Beautiful fall colors begin to emerge as the leaves change colors and fall. Here are a list of some color plants we can help you install at your
Read MoreOnce San Diego finally decided to make up it’s mind, it decided to be summer. It is hot out there. We wanted to give some innovative ways to beat the heat, save some water, and make your landscaping absolutely stunning. Freshening up your landscaping may include water features, lighting, dry river beds, DG pathways and
Read MoreYup… we’re bringing back our client appreciation drawing for a trip for two to Tuscany! All you have to do is send your referrals for commercial landscaping maintenance and we will do the rest (rules apply). You can see more about the whole thing including a complete set of rules by clicking here to visit
Read MoreWe had the privilege of working with a close personal friend to create a dream photo shoot of our team, and some of the properties we maintain. I hope you enjoy some of our work, and a quick look at some of our team! Check out more of Taylor Allen and his work here.
Read More“I was walking the property and I was surprised by what I found. It had been two months, but when I came to the site I found brown patches in the grass, dead plants, and more weeds than I could count. When I called my landscaper, they told me they had an irrigation problem they
Read MoreWinter time is over folks! Time to get ready for summer and liven up your yard. We are now entering prime watering season here is Southern California. That means your yard needs water and water costs are on the rise. State water regulators have approved certain fines for wasting your water. Even though we are not
Read MoreYears of drought and dry brush in San Diego has created a landscape that is prime for wildfires. One way to protect yourself is to create a proper defensible space around your property. The city of San Diego has broken this up between two zones. Zone 1 extends 35 feet from your property. Zone two,
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