What to Plant in May in Sonoma County
In This Guide May in Sonoma County: What the Season Means for Planting Warm-Season Vegetables to Plant Now Summer Annuals […]
Planting Guides
Local Guides
Landscape Maintenance in Healdsburg, CA: What to Expect from a Professional Service
In This Guide What Professional Landscape Maintenance Actually Covers Why Healdsburg Creates a Year-Round Maintenance Calendar Choosing a Maintenance Company
Water & Drought
Water-Wise Landscaping for Sonoma County Homes
Sonoma County homeowners face a distinct challenge: a climate with dry summers, drought cycles, and rising water costs. This guide covers smart irrigation, drip conversion, SCWA rebate programs, greywater systems, and what a truly water-efficient landscape looks like in zones 9a–10b.
Design & Ideas
Landscape Design in Santa Rosa, CA: What to Know Before You Start
In This Guide Santa Rosa’s Landscape Character What Drives Landscape Design Decisions in Santa Rosa Design Styles That Work Here
Local Guides
Summer Garden Care in Sonoma County
A locally specific guide to summer garden care in Sonoma County — covering irrigation, mulching, pruning, lawn care, pest monitoring, and more for inland and coastal zones.
Design & Ideas
Patio and Outdoor Living Design for Sonoma County Homes
In This Guide Outdoor Living in the Sonoma County Context Patio Materials: Pros, Cons, and Costs Sizing a Patio Correctly
Design & Ideas
Privacy Screening Plants for Sonoma County Gardens
In This Guide Why Living Screens Outperform Fences in Sonoma County Fast-Growing Evergreen Options Drought-Tolerant Screening Shrubs for Zones 9a-10b
Design & Ideas
Ornamental Grasses for Sonoma County Gardens
In This Article Why Ornamental Grasses Thrive in Sonoma County Best Ornamental Grasses for Full Sun Grasses for Shade and
Planting Guides
What to Plant in April in Sonoma County
In This Guide April in Sonoma County: What the Season Means for Your Garden Warm-Season Vegetables to Start in April
Design & Ideas
Front Yard Landscaping Ideas for Sonoma County Homes
Your front yard is the first thing people see — and in Sonoma County, the standard for what a well-kept
