We are very proud to offer water-wise solutions to our clients. Check out some of the best ideas we’ve designed over the years.
Pool Removals
 The kids were grown and no one used this pool. And, it took up most of their yard! |
 After the pool was removed, we designed a small boulder water feature to attract hummingbirds.Native plants were added to further save on water. |
Lawn Removals
 The boring front lawn doesn’t do this cute house justice |
 These clients received a lawn rebate from their water district and used the funds to buy these beautiful plants. |
 The kids are grown, so why do we need this lawn? |
 Now these clients have plenty of room to entertain. Goodbye lawn |
 Lawn in a shady backyard is always going to struggle! |
 Now the kids can swing, ride their scooter and kick a ball without the soggy lawn. |
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I love what you did with the lawn removal on these homes. I removed a lawn in my back yard and planted an artichoke and some veggies. My next idea is to take out the lawn in front and put in a labyrinth using no-mow Native Grass and rocks. It would be a place to connect with the planet and with my higher self. Thanks for the inspiration.
Sue
Hi Sue, thanks for sharing your water-wise lawn removal ideas. Labyrinths are awesome! We did one for a client in Hillsborough and she loves it. She walks it daily and we surrounded it with nothing but purple low-water plants. We bought the kit from The Labyrinth Company online.
Thanks, I will look into them. I am also thinking of becoming a labyrinth facilitator. It should be fun.
Sue
Hi,
I plan to remove my lawn from backyard and front yard.
I would like to have a free consultaion if possible.
thx,
Azita
Sure, simply visit my website and sign up for your free consult.