Equinox Landscape

Ready to capture that El Niño rain? A rainwater collection pond is just one of many ways...Ask us how!

Happy Halloween! Pssst...don't forget to turn your clocks back 1 hour on Saturday night.

Now is the time to plant! Get your grasses and ornamentals in just before the rains start. Aside from some initial watering, Mother Nature should take care of the rest of your irrigation needs until spring. Your swale plantings will be especially happy.

From our award-winning maintenance property in Corte Madera...a cooling image for these hot days.

Contrast in poolside hardscaping textures: wood decking meets beautiful hand-built stone retainer wall. All harmonized by freshly mulched plantings and soon-to-turn red maple trees.

Last week's heat wave did wonders for the tomatoes. They're ripening up beautifully! What's happening in your veggie garden?

The coming Super El Niño is predicted to produce a lot of rain this winter. A LOT. Don't let it all go down the storm drain! A rainwater harvesting system captures that roof runoff for irrigating your garden the following dry season.

The heat is on in the North Bay! These next few days are scorchers, so treat your gardens with some TLC. DON'T water in the middle of the day. DO water in the early morning, evening or overnight. Keep birdbaths clean and replenished with fresh water. Pull up a chair near your garden and enjoy these fog-free, balmy late-summer evenings!