A 700-square-foot lawn that died due to drought and water restrictions. This homeowner received a rebate of $1400 from the local water agency.
The lawn is transformed into a garden that provides habitat for birds and pollinators.
The lawn was covered with cardboard, compost, and mulch, the perfect start to a garden. The thick layers kill any weeds and grass.
Existing plants were removed, and a dry creek bed was installed along with drip irrigation.
The garden's first spring.
California wildflowers are much loved by native bees and people!
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