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Down the Drain: You’d be shocked to discover the oceans of water that we waste every single day.
Water we have long taken for granted is being depleted at an alarming rate, at huge cost to the planet. Unless...
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Roof Garden @ Biola University
This garden can be found on the roof top of the new Theology Building at Biola University. It is meant for the students and faculty to enjoy betweeen classes or during their spare time while on campus. All plants chosen for this roof garden are low water use plants and are irrigated by a Netafim drip system. It took about 4 1/2 days to complete.
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Taylor Residence, West L.A.
This landscape consists of Succulents, Lavender, Carex Grass, Rock Mulch and Wood Mulch, Boulders and Washingtonia Robusta Palms = All drought Tolerant.
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Chang Residence, Rancho Cucamonga
We renovated thier existing landscape and irrigation system. The drought tolerant landscape consists of gravel mulch, new low water use shrubs and trees, and a new Weather Based Smart Irrigation Controller.