Posts Tagged ‘irrigation’
Sustainable Landscaping & Water Conservation in the Bay Area
With an increasing emphasis on environmental conservation and sustainability, property owners across the globe are exploring ways to incorporate eco-friendly practices into their daily lives. In the beautiful Bay Area, renowned for its scenic landscapes and commitment to green living, this trend is more than just a fad – it’s a way of life. The…
Read More4 Signs of Overwatering Plants
Ever wonder if you are overwatering your plants? Chances are, the plants are probably getting more water than they need. There are a few obvious overwatering signs. If you can identify these four warning signs, your plant can still thrive! 1. Got brown and wilty leaves? Many mistake this for a dry plant, quite the…
Read MoreHow To Plan and Budget a Residential Landscape Installation
New year, new beginnings! January is a perfect time to start planning your residential landscape for the year. As we list our New Year’s goals, start visualizing your dream landscape design. We have listed some frequent residential landscape questions and answers to help you start planning your dream landscape for 2018, as well as a checklist…
Read MoreWhy Smart Irrigation Controllers are the Best Thing Since Sliced Bread
California’s drought is now more than a regional story: coverage of the emergency conditions – and our response to them – spans from international news outlets to this week’s TIME magazine. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), almost 9 billion gallons of water is used every day in the United States for residential outdoor water use, primarily for landscape irrigation. The agency estimates that 50 percent of that water is wasted due to overwatering.
Read MoreBayscape Irrigates San Jose’s Emma Prusch Park!
Have you visited Emma Prusch Park in San Jose yet? We were honored to assist the Santa Clara Valley Chapter of California Rare Fruit Growers by installing the necessary irrigation upgrades to the Heritage Orchard, located in the park, to ensure the young distressed trees would make it for spring! The orchard teaches the public about growing delicious fruits in home gardens!
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