Name: San Francisco Landscapes Corporation
Rating: 4.6

Question 1

Why should I have native plants on my property?

Accepted Answer

Native plants have evolved over hundreds of generations with local beneficial insects, so if you want to support our local pollinators, we need plants to host them and keep those populations healthy.

Question 2

Can I use graywater for irrigation?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Graywater is a great supplement to irrigation and you can easily recycle it by connecting it to your drip irrigation system.

Question 3

Can you help me get bright colors in my garden without using a lot of water?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can design a garden that staggers bloomed plants during different times of the year and throughout every season. We can also install drought-tolerant plants that don’t need as much water but are still very colorful.

Question 4

Can you help me create a garden that produces food?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our EATS (Edible and Tasty ’Scapes) program helps San Francisco residents grow and harvest organic fruits, vegetables, and herbs in their own yards. Every type of food that we can grow locally is less that we have to worry about growing in other areas and transporting to our communities. It connects us with our food and makes us more resilient. We also offer free, 30-minute assessments to discuss your needs and your garden’s potential for edible landscaping.

Question 5

Why should I consider natural stone for my garden?

Accepted Answer

The production of concrete increases greenhouse gasses, but natural stone avoids the use of concrete and brings down levels of CO2. Natural stone is also natural, reusable and beautiful. We recommend installing boulders, flagstone paths and stone retaining walls. We love using natural stone and we source local, recycled stone whenever possible.

Question 6

How can I save water and resources on my landscape?

Accepted Answer

You can increase water efficiency with the help of smart timers, and we endorse web-based controllers that control water application based on local evapotranspiration rates. Older methods like mulching and composting help, too.

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