Restoration Landscaping Company

Restoration Landscaping is going to be spreading the native plant love this weekend at the Cal State Home and Garden Show at the Sac Convention Center! We'll have native plants and handmade planter beds for sale, and Billy will be doing quick talks every day about how cities can and should become hubs of ecological restoration. Stop by! Talks are Friday at 2:30pm, Saturday at 2pm, and Sunday at 12:45, and we'll be at the booth all day.

Prison garden #2 installed! This one was at the Correctional Medical Facility. Special thanks to IGP and SWA Group! This was another amazingly fulfilling experience. Check out these links for more information: Press: http://www.thereporter.com/article//20160520/NEWS/160529987 (beware of one error: this is not the biggest prison garden in the US; it's the biggest one in IGP history)... CSP Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeisFt9_vMs More on IGP: http://insightgardenprogram.org

It's been a busy spring, so apologies for the lag on new photos. The gardens from last year have now 'fluffed' and are looking incredible. Bees, butterflies and birds, oh my!

Great news from the San Francisco Flower & Garden Show! Contact us today to find out how to convert your lawn to a gold medal worthy garden.

Great article in this week's Sac Bee about the values that native landscapes bring to urban areas: " http://www.sacbee.com//debbie-arringt/article65303062.html

California businesses are showing how they save water in style. Water-wise planting doesn't have to mean spiky cacti, golden lawns and grit and gravel. #BlueBizCouncil #CADrought #DroughtNotDrab

https://www.washingtonpost.com//my-town-calls-my-lawn-a-/ Great article in the Washington Post about the need to change our existing lawn culture in favor of a more natural alternative. Restoration Landscaping Company is here to help!

Call Restoration Landscaping Co today to help this process! http://www.theguardian.com//california-drought-landscaping

This was published in the LA times, but the themes are just as relevant to the current water conservation efforts here in northern California. "Your landscape can also borrow from L.A.'s past, when majestic California oaks offered oases of shade on golden grassy summer hillsides; lupines, poppies, sages and buckwheat punctuated spring and fall with bursts of purples, oranges, pinks and rusty reds; and ribbons of willows and sycamore shaded roses, rushes and grasses along creek beds and riverbanks." http://www.latimes.com//la-oe-lehrerlatanejacobs-gravel-sh

Want to help bee populations? Grow a variety of flowers in your garden. Call Restoration Landscaping today to find out how. http://www.latimes.com//edi/la-ed-bees-20150615-story.html

Great radio story on the importance of supporting native pollinators in our built environments. Restoration Landscaping can help you convert your yard to a native pollinator garden. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02sz3jx