CPSA Updates and Reissues Drought Stage Plan
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Pools use Less Water than you Might Think
Pools Use Less Water Than You Might Think Updated for 2026 — practical, real-world guidance for California backyards If you’re trying to be water-smart, it helps to separate pool “myths” from what actually drives water use: evaporation, leaks, and unnecessary draining/refilling. Pools can use a meaningful amount of water — but in many homes, the
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Water-Wise Landscaping Guide
Xeriscape Principle #1: Planning & Design On a piece of graph paper, draw to approximate scale any permanent features of your property, including the location of your house, other buildings, large rocks, slopes, and existing trees or vegetation you plan to keep. Next, tape tracing paper over your base plan and sketch different qualities and
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Wildflower Gardens
Wildflower Beds in Southern California Here’s what to expect from a wildflower bed, what it takes to keep it looking great, and the realistic resources required to keep these gardens spectacular over time. Peak season is typically late winter through spring. Quick reality check: Most “wow” displays in Southern California come from annual wildflowers. They
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Good Concrete vs. Bad Concrete
Why Quality Concrete Work Matters Cracking often starts early when prep, drainage, or mix is off. Cheap work can become expensive when repairs and replacement begin. Real-world lesson: A client once tried to save money by hiring a lower-cost contractor to pour a driveway. They saved about 20% up front—but as the saying goes, “nobody
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