Will this El Niño end the drought?

01.05.2016 | Category, News

Massive El Niño gains strength, likely to drench key California drought zone Los Angeles Times  Wednesday Jan 13, 2016 Rong-Gong Lin II and Rosanna XiaContact Reporters That's virtually an impossibility. By one calculation, California’s mountainous north would need 2.5 times to three tim...
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Scripps Women’s College News

11.14.2015 | Category, News

Weathering the Drought Click here to go to the actual publication. According to data from the U.S. Drought Monitor, nearly 95 percent of the State of California is currently experiencing severe to exceptional drought, and future prospects for relief look grim. It is no longer optional to ...
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Pasadena – Walden School Parents Dig In

11.13.2015 | Category, News

Walden is a Pre-K through sixth grade co-educational independent school in Pasadena, California. Jump to Walden School Blog Over the summer, the strip of grass between the sidewalk and the street along the front of Walden School was replaced with Kurapia (Phyla nodiflora). This new l...
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New plants can replace your lawnTurf farms cutting back on wateringTo watch broadcasting, click here.Joe Galli, KESQ News Channel 3 & CBS Local 2 ReporterPALM DESERT, Calif. -The water crisis in California continues to reap downfalls, now causing turf-growing companies to cut back on their water...
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Los Angeles – Property Owners Association

11.13.2015 | Category, News

Property Owners Association in Los Angeles recommended Kurapia as a Water-Wise Parkway Landscape Alternatives. ...
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Kurapia Lawn Substitute by Enviroscape LA

09.04.2015 | Category, News

As California battles with the historic drought, many seek ways to find lawn substitutes which require very small amounts of water and look like grass. Kurapia is a ground cover from Japan which spreads rapidly and needs very little water. A huge bonus...It stays small, so no need for a gard...
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HSC NEWS

08.17.2015 | Category, News

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California Drought Spurs New Look at "Cash for Grass" Programs.TURF REMOVAL PROGRAMTURF BUY BACK PROGRAMCASH FOR GRASS PROGRAMLAWN TO GARDEN REBATE PROGRAMWATER-SMART LANDSCAPE PROGRAMIt's called by different names by local Water Agencies but it all towards to serve same objective. It's a progr...
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2015 WE ARE IN DROUGHT !!

01.05.2015 | Category, News

Click here to visit for more detail information. Rebate program Outdoors in gardens and landscapes Sprinkler controllers, high-efficiency nozzles, soil moisture sensors, rain barrels, and turfgrass removal....
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UC researchers: How low-water can our landscapes go?

10.24.2014 | Category, News

UCD recently completed a study on kurapia, a newly developed, highly versatile groundcover that was developed and now is widely used in Japan. It is available for the first time to the public at the Arboretum and Public Garden plant sale on Saturday.“Kurapia is a great option where you need a grou...
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