It's time to take a closer look at synthetic turf. The closer you get to synthetic turf, the more impressed you will be with it. You will be amazed at the quality, the structure, the color, the safety and the cost effectiveness of this new generation of synthetic turf. Whether you are planning, designing, developing, building or managing a school, a field, landscape, and parks, synthetic turf will yield impressive and immediate benefits and rewards, the best price ever start at $6.00 Free estimates

Landscapes are essential to the quality of life in California…."
"Landscape design, installation, and maintenance can and should be water efficient" (Excerpts from: Title 7, Div. 1, Ch. 3, Article 10.8 (d) and (e) of the Government Code)
The California State Legislature recognizes the importance of landscaping for recreation, fire protection, erosion control, enhancing environmental conditions and replacing ecosystems in areas of development. However, California faces a real challenge to meet the water needs of a growing population with a limited supply of water. To meet this challenge, water use in landscapes must become more efficient. There are many ways to accomplish this goal and even modest improvements can have a cumulative effect in saving a great deal of water.

Eliminates Nearly a Billion Pounds of Pesticides and Fertilizers and Has Recycled Over 105 Million Tires

Numerous Eco-friendly benefits of artificial grass empower users to reduce our carbon footprint

– While millions of people, businesses, schools and homeowners use synthetic turf for landscape and play, one of its major beneficiaries is the environment. As of 2011, the estimated total amount of synthetic turf installed in North America annually conserves more than three billion gallons of water, significantly reduces smog emissions and eliminates close to a billion pounds of harmful fertilizers and pesticides. The industry has also recycled more than 105 million used tires.

“Synthetic turf has made a very positive impact on the environment,” said Rick Doyle, President of the Synthetic Turf Council. “The synthetic turf industry continues to innovate to enhance synthetic turf’s numerous eco-friendly benefits that empower users to reduce their carbon footprint.”

Significant Environmental Impact

Of all the gardens that grow in the Golden State, few can match Mediterranean-inspired landscapes for their toughness, sensual appeal, and suitability to our wet winters and dry summers. Whether their designs spring from the Italian-, Spanish-, or Mission-style architecture of a house or the imaginations of their owners, smart gardens like the two we feature here make sense for our climate. Their plantings don't need much water once established, and maintenance is minimal. If you're planning a new landscape or renovating a forgotten corner of an existing one, these gardens can help inspire your own designs and plant choices. Nurseries are filled with shrubs, perennials, and trees to plant now, and fall's the best time to do it; days are shortening, temperatures are cooling, and autumn rains will soon come to get roots growing.