Twelve states require bioswale drainage systems to manage stormwater through natural filtration and infiltration. These installations cut flooding, improve water quality, and support native plant communities in both residential and municipal settings.
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Tired of mowing and watering? See how one couple replaced their high-maintenance lawn with a gravel design that stays cool, conserves water, and reduces upkeep by 60 percent through layered construction and targeted planting.
Across California, lawns give way to vibrant edible front yards that combine beauty, sustainability, and community benefits. These landscapes cut costs, conserve water, and strengthen local food security through thoughtful design and year-round harvests.
Homeowners are trading patchy turf for lush moss lawns that thrive in shade. Moss offers evergreen beauty, minimal upkeep, and sustainability where grass fails. With varieties suited to different textures and light levels, it transforms damp, low-light spaces into serene, living carpets.
