Water Wise Gardening

To encourage the efficient use of water on the landscape, BAWSCA offers several programs and a variety of resources:

Free Landscape Education Program

BAWSCA’s FREE Landscape Education Classes is offered in the Spring and Fall.  Spaces are limited. Register today!

Click here for the Spring 2012 schedule of classes.

Spring 2012 Classes will be offered in March, April and May.  The schedule of classes will be posted when it becomes available.

Lawn Be Gone Rebate Program

Get paid to transform your landscaping!  Receive rebates of $500-$3,000!

Click here for more information.

Bay Area Garden-Friendly Events

Bay Area water agencies present Garden-Friendly Parking Lot Events during the months of April through July 2012 at select Home Depot Stores.

The free events provide Bay Area residents with information on water conserving landscape techniques and Special Deals on California Native and drought-tolerant plants, and water-efficient irrigation systems! Get first-hand information from experts on site!

Click here for more information!

Water Wise Gardening in the Bay Area

Water-Wise Gardening in the Bay Area is full of information on how to garden beautifully while saving water. It was produced specifically for BAWSCA member agencies in San Mateo, Santa Clara, and Alameda Counties.

  • Be inspired by the Garden Tour
  • Discover the possibilities in the Garden Gallery
  • Select plants by type, size, sun exposure, and much more!

View a tutorial, or click on the link to plan your beautiful, water-efficient landscaping with BAWSCA’s Water-Wise Gardening in the Bay Area.

Going Natives Garden Tour

A free tour of native gardens in Santa Clara Valley & Peninsula, San Francisco Bay Area

North:  Saturday, April 21st, 10am-4pm
South:  Sunday, April 22nd, 10am-4pm

Click here for more information and to register!

California Native Plant Sale – April 21st

Wildflower Show! – April 28th

 

California Native Garden Tours:

Bay-Friendly Garden Tours

Click here for more information.

Left photo courtesy of the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center