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As you can see in the before picture there is lots and lots of lawn. Not energy efficient by any means. So there is a new plan to kill the lawn, add California native and a few drought tolerant non native plants and permeable hardscape
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Currently all the lawn has been removed
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If you would like to see more pictures of this project site (demolition to installation) then click here to go to the earth friendly landscape facebook page album.
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