Landscape Design, Construction and Maintenance Tips

Explore the Gardenworks Inc. blogs for expert landscaping tips, sustainable practices, and inspiring stories from Sonoma County. Perfect for homeowners seeking to enhance their outdoor spaces.

Landscape Water Budgeting and Irrigation Efficiency

A landscape water budget is an estimate of how much water is needed to maintain a healthy landscape based on: climate, landscape area and...

How to Inspect and Evaluate the Performance of Your Current Irrigation System

With the current drought we need to optimize landscape water use. With some minor changes and a water budget you can be on your way to...

California Adds to Drought Emergency Regulations

The State Water Resources Board has indicated its intention to add to the emergency drought regulations enacted in 2014 to combat the...

How Much Water Does My Landscape Need

This is a commonly asked question for the Gardenworks Inc. team especially during this era of water conservation and water use...

Water Conservation Tips

We're changing up our monthly gardening tips for the month of February to focus on ways to conserve water in the face of the drought...

Is Drought on Our Horizon?

Landscape Maintenance in a Time of Low Rainfall In Sonoma County we have not had to endure the types of extreme weather folks have...

Winter Gardening Tips

As December and the year draws to a close, and with the latest freeze behind us, we have compiled some key gardening tips for you to...

Project Planning at Gardenworks

Have you ever wondered how landscape contractors approach the task of crafting or building a new garden design? At Gardenworks we believe...

Fundamentals of Water Efficient Landscaping

At Gardenworks we believe you can have a dazzling garden without having to water it to excess. Our Certified Water Managers safeguard...

Benefits of Designing Your Landscape for Water Efficiency

Originally, water-efficient irrigation systems were developed for homeowners in climate zones where drought was a persistent problem. Now...