When dry weather turns into unrelenting drought, many gardeners seek solutions with regard to the best way to handle the situation. In Southern California, where drought has become an all-too-familiar reference, a tipping point of sorts has been reached wherein many residents have converted some or all of their lawn to drought-tolerant landscapes, while still others are mulling it over. More than a few California agencies, including the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, have set up “California-friendly landscaping” websites with tips and suggestions, with the LADWP even offering a rebate for those who choose to have their yards redone through the agency and who use less water.
Looking to join in on the burgeoning drought-tolerant landscaping movement? The following local landscape designers in Woodland Hills can be of great assistance.
Simple Elegance, located at 22815 Ventura Boulevard #165, is the brainchild of Benjamin and Morgan Dickerson, with Ben boasting landscape designer experience and Morgan considered a garden-intuitive and certified crystal healer. The duo offer landscape design, interior design, consulting and even spiritual services, with a landscape design process that begins with an initial consultation so that the Simple Elegance team can identify and incorporate clients’ ideas and objectives, and goes on to encompass a site analysis, planting plan, lighting plan, irrigation and drainage plan, construction details and final design. If you have been waiting for the right kind of Woodland Hills-based landscaping business to handle your drought-tolerant gardening schemes, the wait is over with Simple Elegance.
Eco Landscape, P.O. Box 1691, Studio City, is a full-service landscaping company that brings 15 years of custom design, installation and maintenance experience to residential and commercial projects in the Los Angeles area. Headed by Brad and Jennifer Koll-Klein, Eco Landscape offers a myriad of services in the water-conservation solutions area including green consultation and practices, drought-tolerant gardens, water features, drainage, irrigation, lawns and lawn alternatives, horticultural consultations and much more. There’s no need to hold off on designing that drought-tolerant plan for your landscaping any longer – not with Eco Landscape helping you out.
G&L Design, located in West Hills, is a licensed general contractor builder specializing in outdoors construction, hardscaping, landscaping and more, and has been servicing residential and commercial clients in the Los Angeles and Ventura Counties since its inception. The company’s mode of operation, low overhead and aggressive pricing mindset have combined to bring clients industry-leading performance at reasonable and highly competitive prices, while its low-consumption irrigation services run the gamut from water features and landscape/irrigation/water management to plant healthcare, specialty and seasonal protocols. Whether it’s developing slopes or hard grounds, you can’t go wrong with G&L Design when you’re seeking affordable rates and personal service.
Discount Landscape, located at 6258 Penfield Avenue in Woodland Hills, is a complete landscape design business that has been serving the L.A., Orange and Ventura Counties for over 26 years. Deep in the heart of the San Fernando Valley, Discount Landscape has become renowned for its customer service and mega-affordable prices on low-maintenance landscaping solutions including professional artificial grass installation, landscape design and layout, sprinkler installation and repair, sod and soil installation, drip irrigation, drainage systems and more. In the area of water conservation and drought-fighting solutions, the company utilizes Xeriscape, which is a registered trademark of the National Xeriscape Council, and which describes horticulture that emphasizes water conservation. Indeed, if you’ve been looking for one of the best landscape designers in Woodland Hills, you will find Discount Landscape deserves your consideration.
More information about the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and its efforts to help make more California yards drought-tolerant can be obtained by visiting here and here.
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